July 2013

Special Report: Refinery of the Future

Consider catalytic dewaxing as a tool to improve diesel cold-flow properties

Diesel engines rely on effective dispersion of fuel to ensure efficient combustion. In cold weather regions, maintaining the fluidity flow of fuels can be difficult. Catalytic dewaxing is a selectiv..

Clariant: Morse, P. M.

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Morse, P. M. - Clariant, Munich, Germany

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Consider catalytic dewaxing as a tool to improve diesel cold-flow properties

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