Test Results
Results of fuel consumption dynamometer test at Caterpillar facility.
On January 25, 2013, a 2006 Western Star with a Caterpillar C10 engine was driven to the Caterpillar Toromont facility in Vaughan, Ontario, Canada. Once connected to the computer, the fuel was tested to determine the fuel quality using a hydrometer. Following a warm up process, two tests were performed. The PAR test focused on multiple engine performance parameters while the fuel weight test was to illustrate fuel consumption readings. A separate 13 gallon fuel tank on a weigh scale was utilized. The fuel was taken from the truck for this. The first run on the dynamometer was performed without Eco-Tek products. Eco-Tek Super Lubricant and 4-in-1 Diesel Treatment were then added to the oil and fuel and the truck idled for approximately one hour. The second run was then performed for exactly the same period as the first run. After one hour in the engine oil and fuel tank with Eco-Tek lubricants, an improvement of 11.2% in fuel economy was observed. Even though the diesel fuel was of a very high quality to begin with, a density of 95, Eco-Tek Diesel Treatment improved the density by 3 points. In addition, detailed engine parameters such as fuel rate, HP and exhaust back pressure were improved.
A one hour dynamometer test is insufficient to achieve maximum results. In a real world environment with increased time and mileage, results, particularly on long haul trucks should will be higher.
Summary
- fuel weight prior to first run: 96.4 lbs.
- fuel weight following first run: 71.4 lbs.
- fuel consumed: 25 lbs.
Eco-Tek oil and fuel additives were then added, the truck idled for one hour and a second test was performed for the same duration.
fuel weight before 2nd run: 97.2 lbs.
fuel weight following 2nd run: 74.9 lbs.
fuel consumed: 22.2 lbs.
Difference in fuel consumption: 2.8 lbs.
Reduction in fuel consumption: 11.2%.
Test results that are cited on this website are a compilation of and direct reference to various tests performed on the company’s products by independent testing facilities and in-house testing by the company. Although we believe all tests conducted by the company to be accurate, we cannot guarantee our products will yield the same results outside of the controls and lab conditions set forth in our studies. We believe that the independent test results are accurate within the margin of error suggested by the various testing facilities but cannot guarantee the same results will be achieved outside the controlled testing environment of the contracted laboratories and facilities. Testimonials contained on this website are provided by third parties and we cannot attest to their accuracy.
Our Inventor
Dr. Sabatino Nacson, Ph.D.
A Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry, he has 25 years of comprehensive experience and knowledge in new product development, engineering, chemistry, instrumentation and field applications. His experience covers pharmaceutical, security, life science, environmental and industrial environments.
He has a vast experience ensuring that norms, regulations and standards are observed by engineers, technicians and other personnel within the context of ethics, safety and regulations. He is a problem solver and decision-maker who is constantly upgrading skills while innovating new ways to improve efficiencies. As well as being a strong individual contributor, he is an effective leader and co-operative team player who contributes to the achievement of team targets. Dr. Sabatino is fluent in English, French, Italian and Arabic.
Education
Ph.D. ( Analytical Chemistry ) University of Toronto, 1986
Master of Engineering -Institute of Aerospace Studies 1981
Honor B.S. (Chemistry), York University, 1978
Electrical Technologist, Don Bosco Institute of Technology (Italy) 1971
Professional Experience
Dr. Sabatino also holds a position with TeknoScan Systems Inc., Vaughan, Ontario as CTO & Co-CEO focusing on new product development in the security, environmental and pharmaceutical markets. His areas of research leading to new product development include developing the company IP, patent filing and publications. As head of the R&D department, he handles daily managerial functions of a team of engineers, scientists. He possesses excellent software and hardware skills.
Managerial functions include budgeting, allocation of resources, applications for government funding and working with various security agencies in responding to their technological needs, improvement to existing instrumentation, consumable markets analyses and upgrading existing screening equipment for cost saving and reliability.
Dr. Nacson in addition holds a position at the prestigious University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario as Adjunct Professor of Chemistry.
Here he has conducted joint research and supervised PHD and Masters level students in chemistry. Joint publications on research were also done at UW and TSI.
Teaching interests cover analytical chemistry presented on instrumentation analysis, lectures based on ion mobility, spectrometry and mass spectrometry. He has been an invited speaker at the Department of Chemistry, Waterloo University, an invited lecturer at Ryerson University and an invited speaker at a mass spectrometry group meeting.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS MEMBERSHIPS:
Association of the Chemical Profession of Ontario
Canadian Spectroscopy Society
Canadian Society of Mass Spectrometry
Society of Chemical Engineering of Ontario
American Chemical Society
A LIST OF JUST SOME OF HIS MANY PUBLICATIONS:
S.Nacson Effect of Atmospheric Nitrate on the detection of explosives 3rd Worshop on Trace Explosives Detection, Portland, Oregon, April 11, 2011
S. Nacson Past experiences with sampling Cargo containers and vapour/particle pre-concentration of trace sampling Worksop TSL, Atlantic City, NJ, Nov.18-19, 2008.
Y. Wang, S. Nacson, J. Pawliszyn. The Coupling of solid-desorption Microextraction/ Surface enhanced laser desorption/ionization to ion mobility spectrometry for drug analysis. Analytical Chimica Acta 582, 2007 50-54.
G.Eustatiu, A.Grigoriev, S. Nacson, B. Stott. International Society of ion mobility spectrometry (SIMS) 2005, France."Dual Ion Mobility Spectrometer for detection of pharmaceuticals, illicit drugs and explosives.
S. Nacson. B.Scott, A.Grigoriev, ISIMS 2004, Field application of membrane extraction sorbent-interface IMS for analysis of pheromones
Y.Wang, J.Pawliszyn, B.Thompson,M.Walles,S.Nacson. Pittconf. March 7-12, 2004, Chicago, IL#3100-500
S.Nacson, EnviroAnalysis 2004,The fifth biennial Int. Conf. on monitoring and measurement of the environment, Toronto, May 17-20, 2004
S.Nacson, Pittconf. 2004, Ion mobility spectrometry as field analytical instrument, March 7-12, 2004, Chicago, IL#8000-300
Y.Wang, M.Walles, Thompson, S.Nacson, J.Pawliszyn. Rapid communication in mass spectrometry 2004, 18(2), 157-162. Solid phase micro extraction combined with surface-enhanced laser desorption/ ionization introduction for ion mobility spectrometry and mass spectrometry using polypyrrole coatings.
S.Nacson, Greenberg, A.Grigoriev, R. James, P.Lynds. Proceedings of the 8th Int. Symp. On the analysis and detection of explosives, June 6-10, 2004, Ottawa, Canada, pp.55-68. A novel solid-phase desorption/gas
Warranty
Limited Warranty
Eco-Tek Lubricants and synthetic PCMO'S.
Eco-Tek Group Inc. warranties that should any damage occur to the internal moving parts of the engine as the direct result of the proper installation /application of ECO-TEK Lubricants or synthetic PCMO'S by a certified automotive systems analyst, Eco-Tek Group Inc. will make the necessary repairs to those parts only. All unrelated costs such as towing, lodging, meals, transportation, loss of wages etc., are not covered by this limited warranty. Eco-Tek Group Inc. further guarantees its lubricants and lubricating fluids against defective materials, design and workmanship. Our products will not cause mechanical damage when used according to the company's stipulated procedures in mechanically sound and properly maintained equipment and in conjunction with new oil (not recycled oil) as a carrier.
This warranty is subject to the following limitations:
The warranty applies only to lubricants and lubricating fluids that are manufactured and/or packaged by Eco-Tech Group Inc. and sold through a registered dealer, retailer or installer of ECO-TEK Lubricants.
All samples and parts must be submitted, freight prepaid, to ECO-TEK GROUP INC. 15-65 WOODSTREAM BLVD., WOODBRIDGE, ON, L4L 7X6.
Eco-Tek Group Inc. further warranties that it is the sole author of this policy and that no other warranties, expressed or implied, are authorized or considered valid.
This warranty may not be extended to cover:
Eco-Tek products which have been packaged, regardless of container, by anyone other than Eco-Tek Group Inc.
Any Eco-Tek product which is used in applications not found in the ECO-TEK product selection guide or without prior written approval.
Any Eco-Tek product which is used for longer service intervals than recommended by Eco-Tek Group Inc.
Any Eco-Tek product which is used to lubricate any mechanical equipment subjected to abuse or negligence.
If problems or difficulties occur, we suggest the following:
Contact your Eco-Tek Group Inc. representative and try to have the matter resolved. If the matter cannot be resolved, please contact us @ 888-970-3265.
Technical Service Department
15-65 WOODSTREAM BLVD.,
WOODBRIDGE, ON, L4L 7X6
Tel: 905-264-7242
Results of fuel consumption dynamometer test at Caterpillar facility.
On January 25, 2013, a 2006 Western Star with a Caterpillar C10 engine was driven to the Caterpillar Toromont facility in Vaughan, Ontario, Canada. Once connected to the computer, the fuel was tested to determine the fuel quality using a hydrometer. Following a warm up process, two tests were performed. The PAR test focused on multiple engine performance parameters while the fuel weight test was to illustrate fuel consumption readings. A separate 13 gallon fuel tank on a weigh scale was utilized. The fuel was taken from the truck for this. The first run on the dynamometer was performed without Eco-Tek products. Eco-Tek Super Lubricant and 4-in-1 Diesel Treatment were then added to the oil and fuel and the truck idled for approximately one hour. The second run was then performed for exactly the same period as the first run. After one hour in the engine oil and fuel tank with Eco-Tek lubricants, an improvement of 11.2% in fuel economy was observed. Even though the diesel fuel was of a very high quality to begin with, a density of 95, Eco-Tek Diesel Treatment improved the density by 3 points. In addition, detailed engine parameters such as fuel rate, HP and exhaust back pressure were improved.
A one hour dynamometer test is insufficient to achieve maximum results. In a real world environment with increased time and mileage, results, particularly on long haul trucks should will be higher.
Summary
- fuel weight prior to first run: 96.4 lbs.
- fuel weight following first run: 71.4 lbs.
- fuel consumed: 25 lbs.
Eco-Tek oil and fuel additives were then added, the truck idled for one hour and a second test was performed for the same duration.
fuel weight before 2nd run: 97.2 lbs.
fuel weight following 2nd run: 74.9 lbs.
fuel consumed: 22.2 lbs.
Difference in fuel consumption: 2.8 lbs.
Reduction in fuel consumption: 11.2%.
Test results that are cited on this website are a compilation of and direct reference to various tests performed on the company’s products by independent testing facilities and in-house testing by the company. Although we believe all tests conducted by the company to be accurate, we cannot guarantee our products will yield the same results outside of the controls and lab conditions set forth in our studies. We believe that the independent test results are accurate within the margin of error suggested by the various testing facilities but cannot guarantee the same results will be achieved outside the controlled testing environment of the contracted laboratories and facilities. Testimonials contained on this website are provided by third parties and we cannot attest to their accuracy.
Our Inventor
Dr. Sabatino Nacson, Ph.D.
A Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry, he has 25 years of comprehensive experience and knowledge in new product development, engineering, chemistry, instrumentation and field applications. His experience covers pharmaceutical, security, life science, environmental and industrial environments.
He has a vast experience ensuring that norms, regulations and standards are observed by engineers, technicians and other personnel within the context of ethics, safety and regulations. He is a problem solver and decision-maker who is constantly upgrading skills while innovating new ways to improve efficiencies. As well as being a strong individual contributor, he is an effective leader and co-operative team player who contributes to the achievement of team targets. Dr. Sabatino is fluent in English, French, Italian and Arabic.
Education
Ph.D. ( Analytical Chemistry ) University of Toronto, 1986
Master of Engineering -Institute of Aerospace Studies 1981
Honor B.S. (Chemistry), York University, 1978
Electrical Technologist, Don Bosco Institute of Technology (Italy) 1971
Professional Experience
Dr. Sabatino also holds a position with TeknoScan Systems Inc., Vaughan, Ontario as CTO & Co-CEO focusing on new product development in the security, environmental and pharmaceutical markets. His areas of research leading to new product development include developing the company IP, patent filing and publications. As head of the R&D department, he handles daily managerial functions of a team of engineers, scientists. He possesses excellent software and hardware skills.
Managerial functions include budgeting, allocation of resources, applications for government funding and working with various security agencies in responding to their technological needs, improvement to existing instrumentation, consumable markets analyses and upgrading existing screening equipment for cost saving and reliability.
Dr. Nacson in addition holds a position at the prestigious University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario as Adjunct Professor of Chemistry.
Here he has conducted joint research and supervised PHD and Masters level students in chemistry. Joint publications on research were also done at UW and TSI.
Teaching interests cover analytical chemistry presented on instrumentation analysis, lectures based on ion mobility, spectrometry and mass spectrometry. He has been an invited speaker at the Department of Chemistry, Waterloo University, an invited lecturer at Ryerson University and an invited speaker at a mass spectrometry group meeting.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS MEMBERSHIPS:
Association of the Chemical Profession of Ontario
Canadian Spectroscopy Society
Canadian Society of Mass Spectrometry
Society of Chemical Engineering of Ontario
American Chemical Society
A LIST OF JUST SOME OF HIS MANY PUBLICATIONS:
S.Nacson Effect of Atmospheric Nitrate on the detection of explosives 3rd Worshop on Trace Explosives Detection, Portland, Oregon, April 11, 2011
S. Nacson Past experiences with sampling Cargo containers and vapour/particle pre-concentration of trace sampling Worksop TSL, Atlantic City, NJ, Nov.18-19, 2008.
Y. Wang, S. Nacson, J. Pawliszyn. The Coupling of solid-desorption Microextraction/ Surface enhanced laser desorption/ionization to ion mobility spectrometry for drug analysis. Analytical Chimica Acta 582, 2007 50-54.
G.Eustatiu, A.Grigoriev, S. Nacson, B. Stott. International Society of ion mobility spectrometry (SIMS) 2005, France."Dual Ion Mobility Spectrometer for detection of pharmaceuticals, illicit drugs and explosives.
S. Nacson. B.Scott, A.Grigoriev, ISIMS 2004, Field application of membrane extraction sorbent-interface IMS for analysis of pheromones
Y.Wang, J.Pawliszyn, B.Thompson,M.Walles,S.Nacson. Pittconf. March 7-12, 2004, Chicago, IL#3100-500
S.Nacson, EnviroAnalysis 2004,The fifth biennial Int. Conf. on monitoring and measurement of the environment, Toronto, May 17-20, 2004
S.Nacson, Pittconf. 2004, Ion mobility spectrometry as field analytical instrument, March 7-12, 2004, Chicago, IL#8000-300
Y.Wang, M.Walles, Thompson, S.Nacson, J.Pawliszyn. Rapid communication in mass spectrometry 2004, 18(2), 157-162. Solid phase micro extraction combined with surface-enhanced laser desorption/ ionization introduction for ion mobility spectrometry and mass spectrometry using polypyrrole coatings.
S.Nacson, Greenberg, A.Grigoriev, R. James, P.Lynds. Proceedings of the 8th Int. Symp. On the analysis and detection of explosives, June 6-10, 2004, Ottawa, Canada, pp.55-68. A novel solid-phase desorption/gas
Warranty
Limited Warranty
Eco-Tek Lubricants and synthetic PCMO'S.
Eco-Tek Group Inc. warranties that should any damage occur to the internal moving parts of the engine as the direct result of the proper installation /application of ECO-TEK Lubricants or synthetic PCMO'S by a certified automotive systems analyst, Eco-Tek Group Inc. will make the necessary repairs to those parts only. All unrelated costs such as towing, lodging, meals, transportation, loss of wages etc., are not covered by this limited warranty. Eco-Tek Group Inc. further guarantees its lubricants and lubricating fluids against defective materials, design and workmanship. Our products will not cause mechanical damage when used according to the company's stipulated procedures in mechanically sound and properly maintained equipment and in conjunction with new oil (not recycled oil) as a carrier.
This warranty is subject to the following limitations:
The warranty applies only to lubricants and lubricating fluids that are manufactured and/or packaged by Eco-Tech Group Inc. and sold through a registered dealer, retailer or installer of ECO-TEK Lubricants.
All samples and parts must be submitted, freight prepaid, to ECO-TEK GROUP INC. 15-65 WOODSTREAM BLVD., WOODBRIDGE, ON, L4L 7X6.
Eco-Tek Group Inc. further warranties that it is the sole author of this policy and that no other warranties, expressed or implied, are authorized or considered valid.
This warranty may not be extended to cover:
Eco-Tek products which have been packaged, regardless of container, by anyone other than Eco-Tek Group Inc.
Any Eco-Tek product which is used in applications not found in the ECO-TEK product selection guide or without prior written approval.
Any Eco-Tek product which is used for longer service intervals than recommended by Eco-Tek Group Inc.
Any Eco-Tek product which is used to lubricate any mechanical equipment subjected to abuse or negligence.
If problems or difficulties occur, we suggest the following:
Contact your Eco-Tek Group Inc. representative and try to have the matter resolved. If the matter cannot be resolved, please contact us @ 888-970-3265.
Technical Service Department
15-65 WOODSTREAM BLVD.,
WOODBRIDGE, ON, L4L 7X6
Tel: 905-264-7242
