What does non-standard oil mean?
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Diesel refined from waste oils such as used engine oil and tire oil is called non-standard diesel. Below is an introduction to related content: Non-standard diesel: It is widely used in most enterprises and factories in Guangdong (for generators, boiler combustion, etc.), but it must not be used in vehicles. Non-standard diesel is usually purchased in large quantities by oil depot operators or diesel traders, who then deliver it to various regional factories according to customer needs. National standard diesel: The density range of national standard diesel is 0.810~0.855, with different common types such as: 0# diesel with a density of 0.84 kg/liter, +10# diesel with a density of 0.85 kg/liter, +20# diesel with a density of 0.87 kg/liter, -10# diesel with a density of 0.84 kg/liter, -20# diesel with a density of 0.83 kg/liter, -30# diesel with a density of 0.82 kg/liter.