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This additive is
composed of different proportions of the following active agents:
a) De-emulsioners,
which accelerate the speed of separation of the water, to the bottom of the
storage tank, for ease of removal.
b) Stabilisers, which detain the ageing
and normal degradation of the fuel , and avoid the
increase in sediments by increasing the size of the small particles in
suspension.
c) Dispersants, which cause the
uniform separation of particles of asphalts, coals and other solids which the
fuel - oil contains, minimising sludge formation . d) Biocides, which help maintaining the integrity of fuels, preventing the bacterial and fungal contamination in the storage tanks.
e) Corrosion
inhibitors, which
protect the metal parts of the fuel circuits.
f) Detergents, which reduce the
formation of carbonous deposits and flow loss in
the injectors, and maintain an excellent pulverisation.
g) Surfactants, which reduce the
surface tension of the fuel and achieve better pulverisation (a fundamental
factor to achieve good combustion).
h) Organic solvents , which serve as excipient
to the formulation .
DOSAGE : The dose is variable in function to the quality of the fuel oil. INJECTION POINT : In ordrer to obtain a perfect dissolution, the injection must take place at the entry pipeline to the storage tank, at the same time when the fuel oil storage tank is filled up. However, if necessary, it can also be injected into the entry pipeline to the daily tank but, in this case, dispersants will have less time to act.
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