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October 1st, 2013 03:55 PM #1
DOE: Manganese content in gas won't damage engines
The Department of Energy (DOE) on Monday allayed fears that the manganese content in gasoline will damage vehicle engines.
In a press conference, DOE director Zenaida Monsada confirmed the presence of manganese in fuels sold by independent players in the country as an octane rating enhancer, but said it is within the tolerable limit of 18 parts per million.
"'Di siya nakakasira, very low concentration lang siya," Monsada said, following reports of health concerns regarding gasoline manganese content.
The DOE director said independent players are allowed to add manganese to their fuel products to reach the DOE's standard octane rating. She however added that the country's Big 3 oil companies - Chevron, Petron and Pilipinas Shell - have no manganese content.
The DOE's new standard for octane rating for gasoline is 91 RON (research octane number) for minimum gasoline rate, 95 RON for premium and 97 RON for premium plus.
Source: ANC
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October 2nd, 2013 09:50 PM #2
Still, meron talaga manganese ang gasoline sold by small independent players na kahit small amount ay maaaring maka-apekto sa makaka-langhap nito ng madalas. Better doon na lang magkarga sa wala content para no worries kahit madalas makalanghap ng gasolina. For me, convert na ako kahit mahal konti.
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October 2nd, 2013 10:13 PM #3
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October 2nd, 2013 10:23 PM #4
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Sir, ung amount na allowed by the government ay nasusunod naman ba sa mga gas stations?
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