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What are atmospheric wax oils and reduced-pressure wax oils?

2019-02-01View Original

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I would like to ask: What are atmospheric wax oils and reduced-pressure wax oils, and what are their components?
Reply #22019-02-16
Atmospheric pressure wax oil is essentially a product from the third distillation stage; depending on its properties, vacuum distillation at 1234 degrees is also feasible. Products from the first distillation stage generally have better properties and are suitable for use as diesel
Reply #32019-02-18
The difference between normal pressure and reduced pressure lies merely in density and the amount of diesel content.
Reply #42019-09-21
Reduced-pressure paraffin oil can be used to produce lubricant base oils, usually as fractions at temperatures of 360–500 degrees Celsius

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