“\"Blended diesel\" and \"blending water\" temper?
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. Blended diesel VS blended water 1) Do these two terms \"blended\" mean the same thing, both being described with the word \"tempered\"? 2) What is the process of blending diesel? .
1. It seems that the “blending” of diesel is not “tempered”.
Blend diesel oil refers to the technique of blending diesel fuels; it involves using raw materials such as heavy diesel, wax oil, coking wax oil, solvent oil, heavy aromatics, C8, C10, C11, C12, C13, C14, C16 hydrocarbons, marine diesel engines oil, kerosene, normal paraffin oil, reduced paraffin oil, heavy aromatics, 230# aromatic oil, #3 mineral oil, domestically produced diesel, pyrolyzed diesel, and coker diesel (two or more of these materials). After preliminary treatment processes including decolorization, deodorization, refining, and stabilization, these materials are combined by adding modifying additives. It’s better to post a question in the refining area specifically; there are many experts there who can handle technical issues.
It’s just using Blend, haha. Take it from you
BLENDED DIESEL FUEL for diesel use