Diesel fuel oil is a liquid fuel used in diesel engines in which fuel ignition takes place without any spark. As a result of compression of the air inlet mixture and the injection of fuel.
Diesel fuel is a refined petroleum product used mainly in compression-ignition engines such as trucks, buses, generators, agricultural machinery, and industrial equipment. It is heavier and more energy-dense than gasoline and is known for its fuel efficiency and durability.
Key Specifications
Cetane Number: Typically 45 - 55 (higher = better ignition quality)
Boiling Range : Approx. 180C to 360 C
Density : ~ 0.820.86 kg/L
Energy Content : ~35 - 38 MJ/L
Flash Point : ~52C to 96C (safer than gasoline)
Viscosity : Higher than gasoline (better lubrication properties)
Sulfur Content: Ultra-low sulfur diesel (ULSD) < 15 ppm in modern fuels
Color : Light yellow to clear (may vary by grade)
Composition : Long-chain hydrocarbons (C10 - C20 range)
Ignition Type : Compression ignition (no spark plug required)
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* The chestnutree is particularly abundant in the northeast of Spain, in particular in the provinces of Lugo, Ourense and the region of Bierzo (Len).
* It is from this area that we get this exquisite product. Especially the one collected in the Valley of Selmo, Medulas, Ancares and Cabrera; next to Ponferrada (Lean).
* This species requires a mild climate and adequate humidity for its growth and the production of chestnuts.
* In November, these colossal trees deposit their precious fruits, for the pleasure of forest animals, and so that humans do not miss the opportunity to harvest chestnuts
