Can New Energy Oil Replace Gasoline?
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New energy oil can be used in cars, but it is not recommended. New energy oil is actually a type of kitchen fuel oil, primarily used for cooking in restaurants. Introduction to New Energy Oil: New energy oil is essentially methanol fuel currently used in restaurants, also known as eco-friendly oil, alcohol-based fuel, etc. There are many names for it, but the product is the same. It is mainly composed of methanol, with a small amount of additives and water blended in, forming a new type of fuel that is energy-saving, environmentally friendly, safe, and convenient compared to liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). The cost ranges from 1.3 to 1.8 per kilogram, which is half the price of LPG. Currently, it is mainly used in catering hotels, school and factory canteens, industrial boilers, drying processes, bathhouses, as well as for household and automotive purposes. Automotive Use: Most automotive applications of this fuel are speculative. The raw material is methanol, and its principle is similar to ethanol gasoline. It is best used when mixed with gasoline, as using it alone results in weaker power and may trigger the malfunction indicator lamp (MIL). The most mature applications are in kitchens and boilers, which are more reliable. For kitchen use, the burner core needs to be replaced; for industrial boilers, a special burner is required. For automotive use, it can be mixed with gasoline without requiring any modifications.