Light Diesel
Light diesel, also known as light distillate fuel, is diesel fuel used for cars and other vehicles, which includes cars, pickups, vans, or utility vehicles manufactured for the transportation of passengers. It is the most widely used type of diesel fuel in the United States, with the remaining being medium and heavy distillate fuel. Light diesel is a distillate fuel, which means it has been extracted from crude oil and refined to remove impurities.
Light diesel is used in most diesel cars and other vehicles. Because of its low sulfur content, it is much cleaner burning than other heavier diesel fuels. It is also used in many agricultural and commercial applications such as irrigation pumps, tractors, and some agricultural vehicles.
The burning of light diesel produces fewer pollutants than other heavier diesel fuels. Light diesel is also much more efficient than its heavier counterparts, resulting in lower emissions and greater engine performance. In addition, the fuel is less combustible than the heavier diesels, making it much safer to handle and store.
It is important to note that the use of light diesel varies from one vehicle to another. Cars, pickups, and vans with diesel engines will all require different amounts of light diesel to operate properly. Depending on the vehicle and the type of application, light diesel can also be blended with other lighter distillate fuels to help create a smoother and more efficient operating engine.
Light diesel is almost completely biodegradable, making it an environmentally responsible alternative to petrol. Since it produces fewer pollutants, it helps to reduce air pollution and helps conserve natural resources. The cost of light diesel is also typically less than that of the heavier diesel varieties, making it a more affordable and economical choice.
Light diesel is one of the cleanest burning fuels available, and its efficiency makes it an excellent choice for vehicles that need high-performance and clean air. The low sulfur content of light diesel makes it an excellent fuel for passenger vehicles as well as agricultural, commercial, and industrial applications. Its ease of use in almost any application makes it an ideal fuel choice for many different types of vehicles.
