What is diesel?
Application and production method of diesel

Diesel is one of the petrochemicals that has differences with other vehicle fuels such as gasoline. Among the differences between diesel and gasoline, we can mention the way they are refined, which is easier to refine and produces more energy per liter than gasoline.

Diesel is also known as petroleum gas and is used for fueling diesel cars and thermal installations. Diesel is one of the crude oil products that is obtained after kerosene in the distillation tower and has many uses.

Gasoline can be produced in atmospheric distillation tower and vacuum distillation tower. Diesel is a colorless liquid that has a higher density than other common fuels. It also has relatively high viscosity, which causes adhesion.

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