Could Chuanyou explain what gas oil actually is?

2020-07-16 View Original

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Explain what gas oil actually is Thank you

Reply #2 2020-07-16

Gas oil refers to a fraction obtained in refineries through the distillation of crude oil or other processed oils, with a boiling point range of 200–380°C. Gas oil distilled from atmospheric distillation is called atmospheric gas oil (AGO) or crude diesel, while gas oil obtained through vacuum distillation is referred to as vacuum gas oil (VGO) or wax oil; other classifications include coker gas oil, among others.

Reply #3 2020-07-17

Gas oil is a rather broad concept, so the answer regarding foam is quite comprehensive!

Reply #4 2020-07-19

Why is it necessary to distill out this oil? What is the main use of the oil obtained from this fraction alone?

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