Aquasolve is the ideal additive if you have water issues in a bulk storage tank. 1L of Aquasolve will treat 1000L of kerosene, diesel, gasoil or petrol. Absorbing and binding the water molecules into the fuel oil.

After over 12 years of testing and refining, Aquasolve™ is now available to add to any hydrocarbon, bio and aviation fuel to eradicate the problem of water contamination, improve engine performance and reduce both carbon emissions and fuel consumption. Aquasolve™ is the result of extensive research to form a biostatic surfactant that has been laboratory and field-tested to dissolve water in fuel permanently, carried out by its inventor Peter Street along with eminent scientist Professor David Thorley, formerly Dean of the School of Engineering, City University, London, and technical consultant to the company.

Regular use of Aquasolve™ will prevent microbiological or fungal growth known as Diesel Bug that quickly forms and will be drawn through the fuel system to rapidly clog up filters and damage injectors.

Aquasolve™ has been tested extensively at London’s City University, where there are still remarkable samples proving a stable fuel-water solution after more than 12 years (and still counting) and in a similar period trialled over and over under extreme conditions being put into contact with every material likely to be found in any combustion engine without any detectable or adverse results. No sample evidence has ever harmed any substance thought likely to come into contact with it in normal use; nor has it harmed those handling it – an even more basic requirement. Aquasolve™ has undergone careful analysis and extensive testing to substantiate its validity including FAME, Analysis by the Karl Fischer Coulometric Titration Method (IP386MOD) and Dean and Stark water by distillation method (ASTM D95).

Aquasolve™ is not only ready to be added to any fuel in any engine, but it can also be further applied to work with crude or heavier fuels with the same positive effect. Exhaustive compatibility testing provided the technology with acceptance within the industry beyond what could have been expected of a ‘new’ invention. The compatibility testing protocols used were very similar to those currently required by the aero industry for aviation jet fuel. This testing is also applicable to the oil industry. The original formulation of Aquasolve™, specifically designed for use with crude oils, rather than middle distillate fuels, gave the best results to date.