kütuselisandina

Kütuselisandina refers to fuel additives in Estonian. Fuel additives are substances added to fuels such as gasoline, diesel, or heating oil to improve their performance, stability, or to impart specific properties. These additives can serve a variety of purposes, including enhancing combustion efficiency, reducing emissions, cleaning engine components, preventing corrosion, and improving cold-weather operability.

Common types of fuel additives include detergents, which help to keep fuel injectors and intake valves clean, thereby maintaining optimal engine performance and fuel economy. Antioxidants are added to prevent the fuel from degrading over time, which is particularly important for stored fuels. Anti-foaming agents are used to prevent excessive foaming during refueling, making the process quicker and safer. For diesel fuels, cold flow improvers are crucial in colder climates to prevent the fuel from gelling and clogging filters.

The use of kütuselisandid can contribute to better engine longevity, reduced maintenance costs, and a more environmentally friendly operation by minimizing harmful exhaust emissions. While many fuels contain a basic package of additives from the refinery, consumers may choose to add aftermarket fuel additives to further enhance performance or address specific issues. It is generally advisable to follow manufacturer recommendations for fuel type and any recommended additives.