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Oxidative stability of diesel

2015-11-12View Original

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Experts, what are the factors that affect the oxidation stability of diesel? Experts are welcome to provide answers.
Reply #22015-11-26
The main influencing factors are: 1. Effects of chemical composition, such as the content of olefins and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons; 2. Effects of the content of non-hydrocarbon compounds, such as thiolles, thioethers, and nitrides; 3. Differences in processing methods; 4. External factors, such as the presence of impurities like water, reactive metals, and dust in diesel; 5. Processing techniques, such as catalytic conversion of diesel and conventional processing methods, as well as cokerized diesel
Reply #32015-12-04
The oxidized diesel doesn’t flow directly through the filter membrane… There’s nothing to do
Reply #42015-12-05
The diesel changed after oxidation. Both the color and structure change. Maybe the molecule has gotten bigger. Can’t get through the filter screen

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