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Welcome to the OWI Commercial Knowledge Center. Here you will find case studies, product informational white papers, past recordings of Fluid Thinking Live, and other videos.
OWI Comercial Product Case Studies
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Million Mile Mavericks
Learn how Maverick Transportation leverages FINAL CHARGE® Global Extended Life Antifreeze + Coolant to extend service intervals and reduce service and maintenance costs.
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Eagle Power
Eagle Transport is one of the largest haulers of refined fuel on the eastern seaboard. This year, the 24/7 operation will make 500,000 shipments, delivering over four billion gallons of fuel along the way. All while maintaining a delivery record that is as pristine as their trademark fleet of glistening trucks.
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A PURE APPROACH
Learn more about how Pure Metal Recycling keeps equipment operation at a high performance level with BlueDEF Diesel Exhaust Fluid and Fleet Charge coolant.
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OWI Commercial Product White Papers
Insights from OWI experts on complex issues effecting our industry
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ALTERNATIVE GLYCOLS IN ANTIFREEZE / COOLANT
99% of the coolants produced are ethylene glycol-based. Globally, there will continue to be innovation on corrosion inhibitor technology as engine metallurgy or cooling system requirements change; but it's unlikely ethylene glycol will ever have a serious contender to replace it. EG is readily available worldwide, well priced (compared to any contenders) and provides the best coolant parameters of any of the glycols. And now that embittering agents are added, ethylene glycol is here to stay.
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Critical Issues Impact Value of Recycled Antifreeze Products
Recycled coolants drive concerns around efficacy and the potential threat to engine cooling systems. Through the decades, as raw material costs increased, recycled and green products have grown in popularity and have been continually developed and created as a more economical and environmental alternative.
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DEF HEATING AND COOLING EFFECT ON PRODUCT QUALITY AND SHELF LIFE
The most predominant technology to meet the EPA’s stringent NOX and particulate matter emission requirements form 2010 is the SCR (selective catalytic reduction) system, SCR employs the use of DEF (diesel exhaust fluid). Thus, the volume of DEF consumed has grown steadily each year along with the distribution system and the number of customers that use and touch DEF.
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