Fuel oil additives
OwnerBenjamin E. Woomer, Lin H. Yen +1inventors
InventorsBenjamin E. Woomer, Lin H. Yen, Chu K. Sing
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Abstract
A fuel oil additive is prepared by combining a mixture of diesel oil and camphor, with a mixture of petroleum oil and benzoic acid. Additional diesel oil and turpentine are added to the combination to form one component of the additive. Such component is combined with a second component comprising a combination of Turkey red oil and water to form the additive. The additive is subsequently combined with the fuel oil to be burned and water from a combustible product. Preferably, the product is aged before burning.
Claims14
An additive for liquid hydrocarbon fuels produced by the process of:
- forming a first component by blending a composition (a) of diesel oil and camphor with a composition (b) of petroleum oil and an aromatic acid, combining said blend with additional diesel oil and with turpentine,
- forming a second component by combining Turkey red oil and water, and
- thereafter combining said first and second components to form said adhesive.
The process of preparing a combustible mixture comprising:
- combining a first component formed by blending a composition (a) of diesel oil and camphor, and a composition (b) of petroleum oil and an aromatic acid, to which blend additional diesel oil and turpentine have been added,
- with a second component formed by combining Turkey red oil and water, to form an additive, and
- thereafter combining said additive with additional water, and a liquid hydrocarbon fuel to form said combustible mixture.
An additive for liquid hydrocarbon fuels, said additive comprising a mixture of a first component and a second component;
- said first component including a mixture of a first composition of (a) diesel oil and camphor, and a second composition of (b) petroleum oil and aromatic acid, (c) diesel oil and (d) turpentine;
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- said second component including a mixture of Turkey red oil and water.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.