Sinopec to sell cleaner gasoline in 2014

Sinopec Corp.,carbon fabric for high temperature furnace and friction components. Asia's biggest oil refiner, has said it is upgrading desulphurization facilities and will supply cleaner oil products from 2014 over public concerns about oil quality.p Sinopec said in statement on Friday that it will build upgraded desulphurization facilities in 12 refineries by the end of 2013 and will sell oil products that meet the national 4 standard for pollutant emissions. 

China has no country-wide standard on sulphur content in gasoline,Putting crushing and Side cantilever drawing strickle reclaimer suppliers on wheels really boosts process efficiency. and such standards currently vary by region. 

Beijing is the only city in China to have adopted the national 5 standard,Mobile websites and Symons cone crusher applications of Government equal to the Euro V vehicle emissions standard, which caps sulphur content below 10 ppm (parts per million). 

China's developed regions, including Shanghai,And then the materials are rebounded from the Mobile crushing machine to the area where the hammers effects for being re-crushed.The materials from large to small all to be crushed at the impact chamber repeatedly. Jiangsu and Zhejiang, use the national 4 standard, 50 ppm or below, while remaining regions have adopted the national 3 standard, which allows the sulphur content in fuel to be as high as 150 ppm. 

But cleaner fuel may also mean higher prices. When Beijing and Shanghai switched from national 3 standard to the stricter national 4 years ago, gasoline prices rose by 0.2 to 0.3 yuan (0.03 to 0.05 U.S. dollar) per liter. 

Repeated bouts of smog this winter in China's central and eastern parts have given rise to public outcry over oil quality, which contributes to air pollution. Fu Chengyu, board chairman of Sinopec, said Thursday that oil refining companies were one of those directly responsible for the smog. 

However,knives supplier Fu defended Sinopec's oil quality, saying air pollution is not the result of substandard oil products, but because China's oil standards are not high enough.