Can acidic waste oil be used as boiler fuel oil?

2016-10-01View Original

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Our company generates 1,000 tons of acidic waste oil per year, containing about 30% acetic acid. Since acetic acid is currently very cheap, distillation for extraction is not cost-effective. Its calorific value is around 6,000 kcal. Could someone with expertise please advise whether it can be used as fuel for fuel boilers? Or what kind of treatment is required for it to be used as boiler fuel oil? My QQ: 506893036

Reply #22016-10-08

This shouldn’t be difficult to do, as your calorific value is relatively high; normally, installing a medium-atomization spray gun will suffice.

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