Basically diesel fuel is refined crude oil. But it actually can be produced from other sources such as biomass, biogas, coal liquefaction, natural gas, and even animal fat! Now for the basics of how they refine it. Keep in mind this is overly simplified… Boil up some crude oil and condense the vapors. The lighter gas produces first and as they get heavier you get a different product which basically is; propane, gasoline, kerosene, diesel, lubricating oils, grease, and finally petroleum jelly (what left could be used to pave the streets).
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If you really want to get into how it’s made, there is a good book called “Petroleum Refining in Non-Technical Language”. It does a really good job explaining petroleum refining basics.
Disel or Diesel?
I know this may seem a bit silly at first, as ‘disel’ isn’t even a word. But this brings a couple of things to mind with the first being accuracy matters, something that is true in every aspect of work and life in general; just like you can’t buy the wrong type of tire for your truck, and always have to choose the tires that suits you best. Your electronic logs have to be kept up to date and filled out accurately. The same goes for your spelling.
