Talk:Fuel tank
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Picture does not fit the article
[edit]The picture is for the storage of fule, not part of a car. Should this be two articles? How about one for "gas tank" that would describe things like standards, average size, saftey etc.
Placement and safety
[edit]"Ford's Pinto also sparked controversy for putting the fuel tank"
"Sparked"? Seriously? Skaizun (talk) 01:23, 6 August 2012 (UTC)
Diesel electric locomotives
[edit]What about the fuel tanks on diesel electric locomotives? Peter Horn User talk 21:27, 16 April 2013 (UTC)
Automotive fuel tanks and fuel emissions
[edit]The article discusses two technologies used to make automotive fuel tanks and states that one shows its capacity to obtain very low emissions of fuel, while the other is very good in limiting fuel emissions. On first reading I thought this referred to exhaust gas emissions, but that didn't make sense, so now I suppose that by "fuel emissions" is meant: emission of gas by evaporation – a possibility not listed on the dab page Emission, although we have a redirect page Evaporative emission. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable about fuel tank technologies can clarify this in the article. --Lambiam 00:02, 21 February 2016 (UTC)
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