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types of diesel fuel

There are several types of diesel fuel, which differ in their properties and characteristics:

  • Class A diesel fuel is a premium quality fuel characterized by a high cetane content numbers (more than 50 units) and low sulfur content (up to 0.005%). It is used in modern high-tech diesel engines operated using high-quality fuel and equipped with systems neutralization of emissions.

  • Class B diesel fuel is an average quality fuel, the cetane number of which varies from 45 to 50 units, sulfur content up to 0.2% is allowed. Used in older diesel engines that are not equipped with emission purification systems.

  • Winter diesel fuel is a fuel that is intended for use in winter. Contains additives preventing the formation of paraffin in fuel at low temperatures.

  • Biodiesel is a fuel that is produced from vegetable oils or animal fats. Considered environmentally friendly clean, unlike traditional diesel fuel. Can be used in conventional diesel engines without additional modifications.

Each type of diesel fuel has its own advantages and disadvantages, and the choice of a particular type depends on the requirements car manufacturer, climatic conditions and other factors.

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