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Liquid Fossil Fuels, refer to combustible liquids formed through long carbonization of ancient biological remains under specific geological conditions. They are mixtures of various compounds, primarily including petroleum products such as crude oil, shale oil, and oil sands oil. Through fractional distillation, petroleum can be separated into products (such as gasoline, kerosene, diesel fuel, and heavy oil) with different boiling point ranges.
The power plant can use Liquid fossil fuels (such as Diesel fuels, Heavy fuel oil, and Crude oil, etc.) or renewable energy sources (such as water, wind, solar energy, and biomass energy, etc.). In short, it is economical and environmentally friendly to choose the fuel that is easy to get and suitable for you.
Diesel Fuel refers to the blending of distillate oil produced by crude oil distillation, catalytic cracking, thermal cracking, hydrocracking, petroleum coking and other processes; it can also be produced by shale oil processing and coal liquefaction.
View More +Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO) is based on the high viscosity, tar-like mass, which remains after the distillation and subsequent cracking of crude oil in order to produce lighter hydrocarbon products, such as petrol, distillate diesel fuels and heating oil or feed
View More +Crude Oil refers to the substance is extracted directly from the oil well in the purest and undiffused condition. All our medium speed liquid fuel engines can burn crude oil.
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