Please give me some advice on how to adjust the color of coal-to-liquid diesel.

2017-05-17View Original

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The density of light oil (0.77) I bought is compared to the density of heavy oil (0.86) and the density of diesel is only 0.815. I don’t know what to add to the color to make it look better.

Reply #22017-05-17

Now the national V diesel oil coming out of the modified hydrogenation unit is colorless and transparent.

Reply #32017-05-17

Color is difficult to adjust because color is an optical property and is related to the essential color of the oil. If you want the oil to be light in color, you can only use light-colored component oils as the raw material for blending.

Reply #42017-05-18

But the oil is not bright enough and it looks a bit cloudy. Please give me some advice.

Reply #52017-05-18

How to deal with turbid oil? Conditions are limited. The simpler, the better.

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