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What’s the difference between coal, firewood, water-based oil, and oil?

2014-12-31View Original

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What is the difference between water on oil in diesel and medium-temperature coal tar? How is diesel fuel produced? Which one is better? Which one is suitable for tuning to 180? Wait for experts to answer
Reply #22015-01-16
I have a rough understanding of this issue. Water-based oil refers to medium-temperature coal tar with a density of less than 1. In the coal fuel industry, medium-temperature coal tar is processed by removing various impurities and asphaltenes, and the fraction with a boiling point below 380 degrees is then used as coal fuel. For fuel oil, coal-based fuel seems to be of better quality at present, but its cost is relatively higher compared to marine-grade oil. I hope other experts can answer!

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