Can catalytically refined diesel and gasoline after hydrogenation be used in cars?
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The forklifts and cranes in our factory go straight to the filling station to be refueled; does that mean the hydrogenated diesel can be used right away?
Diesel is okay, but gasoline isn’t yet
The regular diesel produced after diesel hydrogenation can be used~~~~
Generally, blending is required, with some blending agents being added
It can be used. But it does not meet management requirements and is prone to problems.
The refined diesel has no problems at all.
Add a modifier! The diesel used in our plant requires additives; I’m not sure if that’s the case for your plant as well!
It depends on the specific process; additionally, there’s sulfur involved, but generally it’s not a big problem
Diesel should work, but gasoline won’t, due to the high olefin content
There’s no problem with diesel; gasoline, on the other hand, needs to be blended. . .