Discussion on 180# marine fuel
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I have obtained a batch of 180# marine fuel, and all its specifications meet the **standards. However, the viscosity is too low at 10 MM2/S – is it still usable? Please explain.
I still use it for refining oil. It must be locally produced, right?
It’s for boat engine use – can it be used? Seeking advice.
Will it have an impact on the use of ship engines? Who can explain in detail what the viscosity requirement is for the fuel injection nozzles of ship engines?
Will it have an impact on the use of ship engines? Who can explain in detail what the viscosity requirement is for the fuel injection nozzles of ship engines? Seeking advice!
A portion of marine fuel is blended from catalytic product slurry; you need to conduct analyses to determine its components before making a decision
A portion of marine fuel is blended from catalytic product slurry; you need to conduct analyses to determine its components before making a decision
I’m sure the components are all of qualified petroleum-based quality; I’m just asking whether it can be used in marine diesel engines Are there any requirements regarding the viscosity of the oil used in marine diesel engine nozzles? What are indicators? Is there any expert here?