During diesel production and storage, the customer encountered technical bottlenecks affecting brand reputation:
Fine gum exceedance: Fine gums that are difficult to detect with the naked eye but cause slight fuel cloudiness appear in finished diesel. This phenomenon is usually caused by fuel oxidation or process residues, directly affecting the fuel quality rating.
Product premium pricing hindered: Against the backdrop of pursuing high-standard quality control, trace impurities and gums cause the customer to be at a disadvantage in high-end bidding, or even face price reduction demands.
Traditional filtration limitations: Standard mechanical filtration equipment struggles to intercept gums and oxidized resins with smaller molecular weights or suspended states, and cannot fundamentally achieve fuel "transparency."
Large-scale turnover pressure: Due to large shipment volumes, the purification process cannot become a logistics bottleneck and must support 40m³/h high-speed operation.