Foul-smelling fuel oil
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Recently, a tank was filled with 180# fuel oil; all the test results showed that it met the required standards, but it had a strong sour smell. Does anyone know what was used to give it that smell? By the way, do you know what other chemical additives are used in blending fuel oil, besides C9, C10, benzene residue, etc.?
Have coal tar series ingredients been added?
Don’t worry about too much; as long as it meets the standards, that’s enough
Currently, coal tar is around 2,500, and fuel oil is over 3,000. Unscrupulous merchants usually add tar. If it has a taste, that means they used too much – I’d suggest letting me supply you with the product; I’ll use less, and I guarantee there won’t be any taste! Hehe, this is also an unspoken rule in the industry; in other words, you’re being subjected to those unspoken rules! ! ! I’ve been made to cry; stay calm!
Please write down my QQ number; I can tell you whatever you want to know, 29771006
It should be domestic waste oil that has been added, but it wasn’t treated properly, which is why the smell is so strong
Thank you all. In response to the person on floor 5, I don’t know how to use QQ and I don’t have a phone number either.
I know about this issue. I’ve given you my QQ account, but you don’t know how to use it, haha. My phone number is 13964362077; it’s Guo. Just call me directly. I’m quite familiar with oil blending. I’ll do my best to help you.