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>Trailers work with unrefined oil. No.

• 1970-01-01 8mo ago
  Yes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crude_oil_engine#Modern_crude_oil_engines https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crude_oil_engine#Modern_crude_...
  • frrlpp 8mo ago
    No. Large industrial oro marine diesel engines are not truck engines.
    • phil21 8mo ago
      The engine isn't in the trailer. That is in the tractor, which pulls a trailer. If OP meant "fueled by unrefined oil" then sure, but I didn't even consider that to be an option. The heavier crude grades cannot be (realistically, at least) put into trailers or tanker cars - which is what I thought was being implied here for the Gulf oil sources.
  • beAbU 8mo ago
    Those engines aren't used in trains through. They are used in boats. A large industrial diesel engine is about the size of a house and displacement is measured in cubic meters.