Franklin Fueling Systems, Inc.

Technologies Holdings Corporation

Nicholas Schultz

Randall Boucher

Bill Nelson

James Novak

Todd Breuer

Martin Turnidge

George Risch

Gary C Steingraber

Leon Cramer

A method and apparatus are provided for controlling a fuel delivery system to limit acidic corrosion. An exemplary control system includes a controller, at least one monitor, an output, and a remediation system. The monitor of the control system may collect and analyze data indicative of a corrosive environment in the fuel delivery system. The output of the control system may automatically warn an operator of the fueling station of the corrosive environment so that the operator can take preventative or corrective action. The remediation system of the control system may take at least one corrective action to remediate the corrosive environment in the fuel delivery system.

Method and apparatus for limiting acidic corrosion and contamination in fuel delivery systems

A pulsator comprises a valve chamber and an armature arranged in the valve chamber. An electrically powered coil at least partially surrounds the valve chamber and generates a magnetic flux. A magnetic pole piece is arranged in the valve chamber and has a metal surface. The armature has a first end nearest the magnetic pole piece and a second end. The first end of the armature has a metal surface and the second end has a first sealing surface and a second sealing surface.

Pulsator apparatus and method of operation

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Verona, WI, United States of America

Nicholas Schultz