Freightliner Cascadia 2019 Fuel Consumption (Detailed cost analysis, comparison, tips to save money)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, we break down the typical fuel consumption rates of the 2019 Freightliner Cascadia. We discuss the difference between winter and summer fuel consumption rates, the average fuel cost difference between winter and summer months, the fuel cost difference between different miles per gallon rates. And finally, we give some helpful notes on how to save on fuel costs as a truck driver.
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What is the most recommended best speed at which one should drive the truck - 2019 Cascadia - so as to get the best fuel mileage MPG ?? Please advise .. thanks
Another great video
I saw a video someone showed 2021 cascadia doing 9.1 mpg. Do you know if 2020 is also much better than 2019 in fuel economy
Great video thanks. Still haven't had any response from someone at et
Sorry to hear that, How can i be of assistance?
I'd like to ask what software you are using to track all of this?
What is the rear axle ratio on your trucks?
Most European trucks are averaging 10mpg, (Imp.) running at 44,000kgs (97,000lbs). Terrain, weather all make a difference, but 10mpg is the benchmark figure to be achieved in the UK/EU. 99% will be 6x2 units. Quite like the look of this 'Cascadia'..looks like a decent middle of the road motor?
Euro and china truck only running 55mph . USA truck at 70mph
What software did you use for your fuel consumption analytics? I'm a Fleet manager and would like to use something similar. Thanks
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@@NorthAmerican-Trucking-News may I know the load of the truck
Are your numbers , miles per US gallon or Canadian gallon ?
dont forget to include def
I always thought that in colder weather you'll get better MPG.
That's why they make colder intakes in cars to suck in the colder air from the outside.
In relationship to semi trucks I just thought or assumed the colder the air outside would give you better MPG vs a summertime 🤔 Maybe they're idling more.
In the winter you need to warm up your engine before a trip. Engine oil, axles oil have more viscosity and hence increase loss of power. Even tires become more tough and don't wanna roll.
Actually in colder weather the engine will put more fuel in it to keep the motor at the right temperature.
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Speeding,idling, acceleration are all behavioural factors impacting fuel economy. But, did you get a chance to further investigate to find out the technical factors that are influencing the drop in fuel economy during winters? If we could do that, we should also be innovative in finding a solution for this issue unless it is out of human control and nature is playing it's game.
There's several factors that play into less fuel economy in the winter. But the biggest factor is fuel composition. In winter months many states and provinces will begin mixing fuel with additives that bring the freezing temperature of diesel to lower temperatures. This lowers the total energy content per gallon/litre and thus lowers fuel economy
It's the anti-gel additive. I don't remember the exact amount, but winter blend requires A TON in Michigan. It honestly feels like an obscene amount when you add it. I trained for a fuel tanker position for one week and decided I preferred not smelling fuel all day.
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I'm not seeing it. I averaged over 8mpg for the entire year. Same truck.
You made no mention of an APU. So we're only left to assume.
PS, I just finished a 2200 mile run at 8.2mpg. Running 70-75mph most of the way. My monthly average currently stands at 8.5mpg. I don't always drive that fast.
What type of truck/engine do you have?
I think for the speed that you were driving that's pretty good MPG you're getting👍, I just got my cdl permit working on my driver licence can't wait to get behind a wheel.
But I was thinking the exact same thing is there a lot of idle time that they're doing in the Winter.
Damn rook. I made the 10.8 on the same run.
I drive 65 per miles with 2014 volvo 670 with 80000 lb all year around my average is around 6.5 miles
Not bad i am driving 2015 cascadia.i got 6.5 in summer and 5 -5.75 in winter.its mostly one way loaded with 80000 and coming back empty.newer trucks are way better fuel efficient. Over 8 mpg .
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It could be idling more in winter.
He drove farther in the summer then he did in the winter