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Depressant, antiwear, and antioxidant additives to hydrotreated diesel fuels with low and ultralow sulfur content (Review)

Grishin, D. F.

Abstract Published data on the influence of sulfur and its compounds on the ecological properties and performance characteristics of diesel fuels have been analyzed. The main characteristics of depressant, antiwear, and antioxidant additives to modern hydrotreated diesel fuels with low and ultralow sulfur content have been considered. A special emphasis is made on the additives based on synthetic and natural high-molecularweight compounds, including complex multifunctional broad-spectrum additives for clean diesel fuels, conforming to the European requirements and quality standards.

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Depressant, antiwear, and antioxidant additives to hydrotreated diesel fuels with low and ultralow sulfur content (Review)

Grishin, D. F.

Abstract Published data on the influence of sulfur and its compounds on the ecological properties and performance characteristics of diesel fuels have been analyzed. The main characteristics of depressant, antiwear, and antioxidant additives to modern hydrotreated diesel fuels with low and ultralow sulfur content have been considered. A special emphasis is made on the additives based on synthetic and natural high-molecularweight compounds, including complex multifunctional broad-spectrum additives for clean diesel fuels, conforming to the European requirements and quality standards.

Depressant, antiwear, and antioxidant additives to hydrotreated diesel fuels with low and ultralow sulfur content (Review)

Grishin, D. F.

Abstract Published data on the influence of sulfur and its compounds on the ecological properties and performance characteristics of diesel fuels have been analyzed. The main characteristics of depressant, antiwear, and antioxidant additives to modern hydrotreated diesel fuels with low and ultralow sulfur content have been considered. A special emphasis is made on the additives based on synthetic and natural high-molecularweight compounds, including complex multifunctional broad-spectrum additives for clean diesel fuels, conforming to the European requirements and quality standards.

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Title:

Depressant, antiwear, and antioxidant additives to hydrotreated diesel fuels with low and ultralow sulfur content (Review)

Contributors:

Grishin, D. F. (author)

Published in:

Petroleum Chemistry ; 57 ; 813-825

Publication date:

2017-09-23

Size:

13 pages

ISSN:

1555-6239 , 0965-5441

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1134/S0965544117100097

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

clean diesel fuel , low-temperature properties of fuels , diesel fuel additives Chemistry , Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Engineering

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