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Furnace oil is a Dark, viscous residual fuel oil which is obtained by blending residual productsfrom various refining processes with suitable diluent usually middle distillates to obtain the requiredfuel oil grades. These fuel oil grades are simila

Furnace oil is a Dark, viscous residual fuel oil which is obtained by blending residual productsfrom various refining processes with suitable diluent usually middle distillates to obtain the requiredfuel oil grades. These fuel oil grades are simila

Furnace oil is a Dark, viscous residual fuel oil which is obtained by blending residual productsfrom various refining processes with suitable diluent usually middle distillates to obtain the requiredfuel oil grades. These fuel oil grades are simila

White spirits are petroleum fractions that boil between 150-220C. They can have aromatics contents between 0-100%, and Shell lists eight grades with aromatics contents below 50%, and six grades with aromatics contents above 50%. The two common "white

LDO (Light Diesel Oil) is largely an industrial fuel. It acts as a key ingredient in the generation of electricity and heat in a number of production units. It has been used since a long time for such purposes and has gained much importance and inevi

Furnace Oil is a fraction obtained from petroleum distillation, either as a distillate or a residue. Broadly speaking fuel oil is any liquid petroleum product that is burned in a furnace or boiler for the generation of heat or used in an engine for t

Fuel oil is any of various fractions obtained from the distillation of petroleum. Such oils include distillates and residues. Fuel oils include heavy fuel oil, marine fuel oil, furnace oil, gas oil, heating oils, diesel fuel, and others.

LDO (Light Diesel Oil) is largely an industrial fuel. It acts as a key ingredient in the generation of electricity and heat in a number of production units. It has been used since a long time for such purposes and has gained much importance and inevi