What does RFO mean in UNCLASSIFIED

RFO stands for Recycled Fuel Oil. It is a petroleum-based fuel that has been recycled from refinery and other industrial equipment, such as heaters, furnaces, boilers, generators, etc.

RFO is produced by recycling petroleum-based fuels from refinery and other industrial equipment, such as heaters, furnaces, boilers and generators through various processes like distillation and filtering.

Using Recycled Fuel Oil provides many benefits over traditional fuels such as lower cost and environmental impact due to the fact it requires less energy to produce than conventional oil products. In addition to this it also provides a cleaner burning product with less emissions which helps improve air quality.

Recycled Fuel Oil can be used in numerous industries ranging from power generation to manufacturing. It is particularly popular in the maritime industry where its air pollution reducing properties offer an advantage over regular diesel fuels.

Yes, when properly handled and stored according to industry regulations the use of recycled fuel oil can be considered safe for both people and the environment.