Fuel Oil Mazut M100

Mazut M100 is a heavy, substandard fuel oil that is mostly employed in industrial boilers and power plants. It is a residual fuel oil, which means that it is made from crude oil's byproducts after the more valuable fuels, such as gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel, have been recovered. Due to its high sulfur concentration, Mazut M100 is a very polluting fuel. Moreover, because of its high viscosity and density, it necessitates specialized handling tools and storage facilities to be burned. Mazut M100 is generally utilized in nations with constrained refining capability or in places where it is more affordable than other fuels. Countries like Russia, China, and some regions of Asia and Europe frequently employ it. Nonetheless, there are initiatives to gradually phase out the use of Mazut M100 in favor of cleaner and more sustainable energy sources due to its high level of pollution