BENEFITS OF OIL WHEN REPLACING OIL F.O

To answer the above questions, let's take a look at the comparison table using cashew oil and F.O oil below:

At first glance, we can see that the comparison value between the two types of oil is not much different. So where is the effect and what are the criteria ???

The answer is the price of the two oils above. While the price of Kite oil is only 80% of the price of F.O oil, the indicators when compared are equivalent, which means that the effectiveness when using is similar.

However, cashew oil to achieve the above indicators and quality requires a series of separate technical processing processes.

Cashew oil for many years has been used as a fuel in factories producing silicates, cramit bricks, aluminum smelting, clinker, industrial boilers, etc. with increasing output. It is estimated that in 2012 the demand for cashew oil as a fuel for FO oil will be about 4,000 tons / month.

* Advantages and disadvantages when using cashew oil to replace F.O oil:

- The combustion system, tanks, pipes, burners ... have not changed.

- No need for secondary drying like F.O oil, reducing drying cost in summer and autumn.

- When using cashew nut shell oil to replace F.O oil, use the oil seal in the oil pump with appropriate materials.

- The price of cashew oil is lower than FO oil by 15-22% depending on the time

- Reduce oil pump pressure, increase torque.

- Due to low viscosity oil and characteristics of unfilled cashew oil on pipes in Winter and Spring