Practical application of the patented FDR System at petrol stations.

There are several risks that gas stations may face due to storage tank deterioration; this may be due to the growth of micro-organisms due to poor product quality control practices.

Various types of corrective maintenance are carried out. The use of biocides requires an initial investment of €3,020 and current maintenance costs of €6,827 per year. The costs in case of breakdown amount to € 88,769.

Our technique reduces these costs, as we would have these higher initial costs due to the price of the machine, which is estimated at €15,000 for a petrol station, but then we have very low maintenance costs amounting to €1,500 per year.

In this way, we are guaranteed that we will never have problems with micro-organisms and that we are offering a fuel of the highest quality without impurities.

Most countries have between 11,000 and 20,000 petrol stations; we will use 15,000 on average. Estimating only the 66 most developed countries on the planet, we have a total of 990,000 petrol stations.

14.85 billion, which, prorated over 15 years, equates to 990 million euros in annual revenues.