Petroleum Logistics offers effective solution of diesel lubricity improver

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What is a lubricity improver?

These additives are added to the fuel to improve the lubricity to protect the vehicle parts from wear and tear. The lubrication of the fuels is reduced due to several hydrotreating techniques for low sulfur content that burns with lower emissions. A diesel fuel with less or no lubricating properties will tarnish the critical engine components due to wear and tear.

Types of Lubricity Improvers:

Acidic Lubricity Improvers:

Fuels that are severely hydrotreated produce ultralow sulfur fuels and reduced lubrication levels that make the engine components more susceptible to failure. Acid lubricity improvers have acidic chemicals that protect engine components at lower costs with lower dosages of different additives.

Non-Acidic Lubricity Improvers: These improvers are non-acidic and improve the lubrication of a hydrotreated fuel to meet lower sulfur regulations and possess very few potential harms.

Conclusion:

Fuel composition plays a crucial role in determining the lubricating capacity of the fuels. To meet the stringent regulations for emissions, there is a gradual increase in the precision of refinement of the fuels that will decrease the levels of sulfur in the fuel and increase the lubrication. For vehicles, a diesel lubricity improver will solve the problem.

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