Diesel Fuel Additive Language 

Diesel Fuel Additive Language

Trying to research Diesel Fuel additives it can be very difficult  There are so many snd scientific words used without translation.  Here is our Translation and how they relate to our our Diesel Fuel Additives.

Ashless - Non-metallic

Biocides - Active substances or preparations designed to inhibit microorganism growth in liquids

Dispersants - An additive included in most engine oils to disperse and suspend insoluble contaminants so that they can be removed from the system when the oil is drained.  Most often Non-Metallic ("ashless") The term often used interchangeable with Detergents

Surfactants - "Surface-active agent" - Wetting agents, a substance capable of reducing the surface tension of a liquid in which it is dissolved

Combustion Enhancers - Substances that will make combustion more complete or more powerful

Deposit Surface Modifiers - Substances that modify the surface they touch in this case the surfaces in your engine that are most likely to attract deposits.

Deposits -  Oil-insoluble solids like carbon, lacquer, sludge and varnish resulting from oxidation and decomposition of engine oil, contamination from external sources and/or engine blow-by that can settle out on machine or engine parts.

Combustion Catalyst - a substance that helps fuel combustion take place more efficiently and completely

Agglomeration - Particles sticking together into a small mass due to moisture, static charge, chemical or mechanical binding.
 

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