Fuel Oil

Definition:
Fuel oil is a complex mixture of hydrocarbons derived from crude oil, primarily used for heating and energy generation.

Technical Description:
Fuel oil can be classified into several grades, including light fuel oil (LFO) and heavy fuel oil (HFO). It is often used in industrial heating systems, power plants, and large ships. Fuel oil is known for its high viscosity and energy density.

Uses:
Used in industrial boilers, furnaces, and power plants for heat generation. It is also used in maritime shipping as a fuel for large vessels.

Specs:

• Flashpoint: ≥ 60°C
• Flashpoint: ≥ 60°C
• Applications: Industrial heating, power plants.