Past May 22, 2002, inspectors from the Registering companies, Lloyd's Register of Shipping and Bureau Veritas S.A.F. came to our factory for testing the performance of the PETDIESEL system.

This system, patented four years ago, has showed itself to be an useful solution for the control of the water quality inside the cooling circuits of Diesel Engines. Its working principle is to pass a water sample from the cooling circuits through the PH, temperature and conductivity measuring equipment. The system adjusts the PH to its optimum level using chemicals, and also issues visual and acoustic warning signals in case of a major increase on the conductivity.


As a result, the rust is instantly prevented as well as the forming rust and mud particles inside the circuits, and therefore the system increases the cooling power of the water.

The result is an improved durability for the engine, as well as a smaller maintenance cost.
The complexity of the PETDIESEL system needs of the latest technologies, which are carefully tested at our installations.

As intended by the Lloyd's and Bureau Veritas protocol, several tests were made on the different parts of the system, which performed as expected. The quality of the technology used by PETER TABOADA in the manufacturing of its products, and more specifically, of the PETDIESEL, achieves once more the due recognition.