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What is the maximum temperature allowed for the delivery of gasoline and diesel?

2015-10-03View Original

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What is the maximum temperature at which gasoline and diesel can be delivered so that it can still be received in the tank area? I want to reduce the consumption of circulating water; are there any other effective ways to save energy related to circulating water?
Reply #22015-10-03
It should generally be around 15 degrees lower than the ignition temperature.
Reply #32015-10-04
Gasoline: 45, diesel: 60. It can’t go any higher; any higher and it will become dangerous, plus the storage, transportation, and consumption costs are relatively high

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