The British are encouraged to verify their car's fuel cover to get a three -letter symbol that shows whether their engine is ready to use a type of diesel that only protects your car – but also on the planet
The UK drivers not only discovers what a common symbol of three characters means the lid of your car already.
The next time you go to fill your car, check the abbreviation that you draw near the fuel cover, which will show whether your engine is ready to use a type of diesel that not only protects your car, but also on the planet. This eligibility, which has become more common in vehicles, means that it is compatible with a more suitable energy source for the environment called Paraffin-clean fuel, and is characterized by its high purity, near chest sulfur, and very low aromatic content.
Throughout Europe, it indicates compatibility with these fuel through “XTL” letters. Renewable diesel demand – also known as hydrate vegetable oil (HVO) and R99 – increases in recent years, with great investments in the renewable diesel supply chain that allows the broader access to companies.
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Among the manufacturers that lead these green technology fees are škoda – use many HVO diesel models, which can reduce CO₂ emissions through the fuel and cars life cycle by up to 90 percent. The tests showed that HVO can be used without any problems in most of the 2015 diesel škoda diesel.
“The key is how to make fuel.” HVO diesel is mostly produced from the cooking oils used and vegetable oils, “said Martin řepka of the technical development team of škoda.
Cars that can use HVO have a label inside the fuel tank cover or around the filling neck itself. B7 (standard diesel) and XTL will say. If you see XTL, you are fine – you can fill HVO without worrying. XTL means X to liquid-artificial diesel that meets the stand standing en15940 for barafin fuel.
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It can be made in several ways: BTL (biomass to liquid) of biomass, GTL (gas to liquid) of natural gas or biological gas, and PTL (energy to liquid) from CO₂ and water using renewable electricity. With emphasis on the nature of the fuel -free fuel, Martin from škoda said: “Technical difficulties, such as the deterioration of rubber seals or the components of the fuel system when using HVO, unlike the fuel based on the ethanol.”
He added: “According to the tests, HVO can continue in the tank for more than 10 years without decomposition and does not harm the fuel system in any way.” This makes HVO an excellent option for long -term storage.
HVO advantages compared to regular diesel:
- High Citan number means more efficient combustion.
- Reduces CO₂ emissions by up to 90 percent.
- Less harmful emissions, especially particles that then reduce the frequency of the renewal of the particle filter.
- Reduces engine accumulation and deposits.
- It can be stored in the tank for up to 10 years without any signs of deterioration.
- Do not absorb moisture from the air.
So if your car has a XTL mark, you can likely use renewable diesel. However, it is always recommended to verify the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure its compatibility with all equipment and guarantees.
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