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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