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The Importance of Waste Lubricant Oil Recycling for Environmental Protection
The Importance of Waste Lubricant Oil Recycling for Environmental Protection
Release date:
2025-08-21
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Qizhi Know
Changchun Kuancheng District recently launched an废lubricating oil collection service, earning customers' trust with its sincere approach. According to research from废oil recycling manufacturers, discarded mineral oils can seep into the soil and spread through gravity and surface-active processes. The extent of this diffusion is influenced by various factors, including the type and structure of the underlying soil, water temperature, as well as the oil's density, viscosity, wettability, and additive content. Once the oil penetrates the soil, it forms "oil patches" that come into contact with groundwater, leading to contamination of underground water resources. Although oxygen and microorganisms can partially break down the oil, it typically takes a remarkably long time for the oil that has seeped into the ground to gradually degrade or oxidize completely. Therefore, to safeguard the ecological environment, the proper回收 and处理 of废oil is of utmost importance.
As society continues to develop and urbanization accelerates, the negative impacts of various industrial products are gradually becoming more apparent. For instance, harmful substances like gutter oil and Sudan Red have frequently surfaced, posing a serious threat to public health. Yet, many people remain unaware that waste oil can actually be Recycling and Reuse Yes, most waste oils can be reused in various industrial sectors after proper treatment. The value of the waste oil recycling industry lies not only in the reuse of resources but also in its significant contribution to environmental protection. Many reputable recycling companies possess professional qualifications and advanced waste oil processing equipment, enabling them to efficiently handle recycled oils and providing around **10%** assurance for both environmental and public health.
Additionally, the main sources of oil-containing sludge include: 1) waste oil mud generated during oilfield production and well operations; 2) waste oil mud discharged from refining processes at oil refineries; 3) oil sludge deposited at the bottom of storage tanks; 4) leaks of waste oil mud during transportation; and 5) other contaminants such as Lead, cadmium, sulfur Mixed pollution caused by improper disposal. These issues pose a potential threat to the environment; therefore, the public should gain a proper understanding of the waste oil recycling industry, dispel misconceptions about it, and actively support legally compliant enterprises engaged in waste oil management, contributing positively to the building of an ecological civilization.
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