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Why is the color of hydrogenated refined diesel yellow?

2010-09-24View Original

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Why is it yellow sometimes and colorless other times?
Reply #22010-09-25
Why does diesel turn green if it has a high nitrogen content after refining?
Reply #32010-09-28
Why is no one answering? Why is no one responding?
Reply #42010-09-29
Refined diesel turns yellow over time; a green color indicates that the purification level is not sufficient, in which case the amount used can be reduced slightly and monitored
Reply #52010-09-30
This is likely related to the reaction temperature and pressure. At first, the product was orange-yellow in color; after reducing the reaction temperature, the color improved
Reply #62010-10-02
Hydroprocessed diesel has a yellow color, which indicates a high degree of blending with catalyzed diesel; increasing the depth of the reaction can help improve this situation!
Reply #72010-10-21
It is possible to check the sampling analysis to see if it is the high sulfur content in the diesel that causes the yellowing. . .

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