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Home heating fuel viscosity

Fuel Oils Any liquid or liquifiable petroleum product burned for the generation of heat in a furnace or firebox or for the generation of power in an engine, Typical fuels include clean distillate fuel for home heating and higher-viscosity residual fuels for industrial furnaces. [Pg.1258]

Residual fuel oil, the bottom fraction of the distillation colunrn, contains most of the undesirable sulfur, metals, and carbon deposits from crude oil. It has a very high viscosity and can solidify in cold weather. Its use requires high-pressure nozzles and heated containers, making it unsuited for home heating. It is primarily used in industrial, utility, and marine boilers. [Pg.174]


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