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                     method  ISO3675  ISO3104  ISO5165  ISO3679  14104  14112  ISO3987  14105  14108
                 standard  Test  EN  EN  EN  EN  –  –  EN  EN  590  EN  EN  1412  EN  EN1405  EN  EN  EN14103



                 EN14214                 min m   max m

                     Limits  860–900  3.5  min m  51  101  –  –  0.5  min m  3h  460min  0.02 max m  500mg/kg  0.02 max m  0.25  max m  5  96.5 max m





                 standard  method  D1298  D445  ASTM  D613  ASTM  D93  ASTM  2500  ASTM  97  ASTM  D664  ASTM  D6079  ASTM  D874  ASTM  D2709  ASTM  D6584  ASTM  D6548  ASTM



                 D6751  Test                          –                  –  –

                 ASTM  Limits  880  1.9–6.0  min m  47  min m  130   12   3to  to   15   16  max m  0.5  3min  max m  520  0.002  max m  0.05 max m  0.02 max m  0.24  max  5  –








                 B20  ecofuel  blend  843.4  4.49  45.80  79.80   4.23   11  –  14.3  253  –  –  –  –  –  –


              fuels   fuel

              tested  Pure  Tamanu  eco  889  6.04  53  151  13.20  4.30  0.28  9  345  0.004  0.026  0.005  0.29  3  95.6

              the
              of      Diesel  832           8.60   15     122
              properties      4.1   44   62      –    16      –    –  –  –  –  –



              Physiochemical  Unit  kg/m 3  mm 2 /s  –  °C  °C  °C  KOH/  mg  g  hrs  μm  %mass  mg/kg  %mass  %mass  mg/kg  mass  %






              12.2    specification  15°  at  at  point  point  point  number  ash  content  glycerol  glycerol  content
              Table  Property  Density  C  Kinematic  Viscosity  40°C  Cetane  number  Flash  Cloud  Pour  Acid  Oxidation  stability  Lubricity  (HFRR)  Sulfated  content  Water  Free  Total  Sodium  Ester
   382   383   384   385   386   387   388   389   390   391   392