What is the difference between No. 0 diesel and No. -35 diesel?
1 Answers
No. 0 diesel and No. -35 diesel differ in the following aspects: 1. Applicable temperature range: No. 0 diesel is suitable for environments above 4 degrees Celsius, while No. -35 diesel is designed for use in temperatures ranging from -14 to -29 degrees Celsius. 2. Anti-gelling agent content: The pour point of No. 0 diesel is 0 degrees Celsius, whereas No. -35 diesel has a pour point of -35 degrees Celsius. No. 0 diesel contains less anti-gelling agent compared to No. -35 diesel, resulting in No. -35 diesel exhibiting superior low-temperature fluidity. This enhanced fluidity ensures proper filtration and delivery of light diesel fuel within the fuel supply system.