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Why is the price higher the greater the viscosity of the base oil?

2017-08-30View Original

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This post was last edited by beyondbeiyang on 2017-8-31 06:38. Why are the prices of base oils with grades of 150N, 250N, 350N, and 400N increasing? Is it due to fewer heavy components or more complex manufacturing processes?
Reply #22017-08-30
That can’t be right; rarity makes something valuable
Reply #32017-11-16
It can be understood that the higher the viscosity, the more difficult hydrogenation is. Both temperature and pressure have increased, electricity costs have gone up as well, and it also affects the lifespan of the catalysts: lol

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