Is Light Cycle Oil Considered a Finished Petroleum Product?
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Light cycle oil is considered a finished petroleum product. Light cycle oil, also known as light oil or LCO (Light Cycle Oil), refers to catalytic cracking light cycle oil. Finished petroleum products include gasoline, kerosene, diesel, and other alternative fuels such as ethanol gasoline and biodiesel that meet national product quality standards and serve the same purposes. Relevant information about light oil is as follows: 1. Light oil generally refers to hydrocarbon mixtures with a boiling point range of approximately 50-350°C. In the coal chemical industry, the light fractions with boiling points below 210°C in coal tar and direct coal liquefaction products are also referred to as light oil or light petroleum. 2. Cycle oil is developed from refined high viscosity index mineral base oils with additives for oxidation resistance, rust prevention, and wear resistance. It has good thermal stability and excellent anti-corrosion properties, which help extend bearing life.