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Industrial studies for waste oil re-refining, distillation, extraction & desulfurization process.
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What are the main advantages of short path distillation?
Home / Literatures From the above characteristics of short path distillation technology, it is clear that it has the following obvious advantages over conventional distillation technology in the actual industrial…
The value of used engine oil
Home / Literatures When we talk about engine oil, we are referring to the lubricant of the engine. The main role of the oil is to lubricate the engine to…
Recycling of Used Motor Oil
Home / Literatures The EPA estimates that there are 1 billion gal/y of used lubricants generated in the United States. Of this, 200 million gal/y are disposed of improperly. Additionally,…
Waste Oil Recycling and Refining: A Guide to Proper Disposal and Management
Home / Literatures Waste oil is any petroleum-based oil that has been used and is no longer suitable for its original purpose. It can come from a variety of sources, including…
The Benefits of Recycling Used Engine Oil
Home / Literatures Engine oil is a vital lubricant that helps to keep your car’s engine running smoothly. However, after it has been used, engine oil can become contaminated with…
How to Properly Dispose of Used Motor Oil?
Home / Literatures Used motor oil is a valuable resource that can be recycled and reused. However, it is also a hazardous waste that can pollute the environment if it is…
Pilot Study of Used Oils in Nigeria
Home / Literatures Abstract Assessment of contaminant releases during utilization of used oils is essential for the determination of environmental acceptability. These paper reports the results of the study examining…
How to Recycle Used Motor Oil with a Motor Oil Recycling Machine?
Home / Literatures Used motor oil is a valuable resource that can be recycled into new oil products. However, it is important to recycle used motor oil properly to prevent it…
Determination of heavy metals and volatile aromatic compounds in used engine oils and sludges
Home / Literatures Abstract Assessment of contaminant releases during utilization of used oils is essential for the determination of environmental acceptability. These paper reports the results of the study examining…
What is the Difference between Flash Point and Ignition Temperature?
Home / Literatures Flash Point The flash point is the lowest temperature at which a substance vaporises into a gas, which can be ignited with the introduction of an external…
Development and current status of waste mineral oil regeneration process
Home / Literatures Ⅰ. Classification of waste mineral oil technology 1. Repurification process Settling, centrifugation, filtration, flocculation, one or several combined. This process is roughly equivalent to the simple regeneration in…
An Investigation To The Recycling Of Spent Engine Oil
Home / Literatures Abstract This paper describes an investigation carried out to study the recycling of spent engine oil as a result of indiscriminate dis-posal of the spent engine oil…
Gasoline and Diesel Synthesis from Waste Lubricating Oil: A Kinetic Approach
Home / Literatures ABSTRACT: Waste lubricating oil arises wherever work is carried out with lubricating oil and where it is put to use for a particular purpose. Waste lubricating oil…