Differences Between 0# Diesel and -10# Diesel

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Diesel is classified by freezing point, with light diesel having seven grades: 10, 5, 0, -10, -20, -30, -50, and heavy diesel having three grades: 10, 20, 30. The main differences between 0# diesel and -10# diesel are as follows: 1. Different freezing points: The freezing point of 0# diesel is 0°C, while that of -10# diesel is -10°C. 2. Different combustion resistance: 0# diesel is more resistant to combustion than others, but it may wax at temperatures below -5°C, preventing diesel vehicles from starting. 3. Different applicable temperatures: 0# diesel is suitable for temperatures above 4°C, while -10# diesel is suitable for temperatures between 4°C and -5°C.