Diesel

Diesel is a refined petroleum fuel obtained from the middle distillate fractions of crude oil. It is widely used in diesel engines, power generators,…

/contact Official public service Diesel en Appearance: Typically light yellow, amber, or light brown in color. Odor: Has a distinctive and relatively strong odor. Boiling Range: Generally between 180°C and 360°C. Flash Point: Higher than gasoline, making it less likely to ignite under normal ambient conditions. Cetane Number: Indicates the fuel's ignition quality and its ability to ensure efficient and smooth engine starting. Density: Typically ranges from 0.82 to 0.85 g/cm³. Combustion Process: Ignites through the heat generated by high air compression inside a diesel engine. Volatility: Evaporates more slowly than gasoline. Energy Content: Provides a high energy output per litre, contributing to improved fuel economy and engine efficiency. Composition: Consists of a blend of various hydrocarbons, with performance-enhancing additives incorporated to improve fuel quality and operational performance. Diesel is a refined petroleum fuel obtained from the middle distillate fractions of crude oil. It is widely used in diesel engines, power generators, trucks, buses, agricultural equipment, and heavy industrial machinery. Compared to gasoline, diesel contains heavier hydrocarbons and offers higher energy efficiency. Key Characteristics: Official AOGC information, requirements and public guidance for this product or service.