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The impact of detergent-dispersant additives prepared by INiG – PIB and the commercial oxidation inhibitor on the oxidation stability of diesel fuel containing 20% (V/V) FAME is presented. Oxidation stability was monitored during a six-month testing at room temperature. Two method of oxidation stability were used (PN-EN 15751 and PN-EN 16091). Additionally Dynamic Light Scattering technique was used to estimate the subtle stability changes in time. Good antioxidant properties of the polyisobutylene-succinimide-amide detergent-dispersant additive in diesel fuel containing 20% (V/V) FAME have been confirmed for up to five months fuel stored at room temperature. The application of the same substances as effective detergentdispersant and antioxidant additives in fuel results in significant cost reductions, compared to the application necessity of both detergent-dispersant additives and additionally other substances as antioxidant additives.

Impact of detergent-dispersant additives on B20 fuel oxidation stability