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Diesel referencefuel

Diesel referencefuel Chemistry and Technology of Furls and Oils, VoL 34, No. 5. 1998 DIESELREFERENCEWdEL UI~ 629.665.753.4 T. N. MRnsova and L A. Pugach The certification of engines, with an evaluation of their service characteristics, fuel consumption, and power characteristics, is based on the use of a diesel reference fuel. In accordance with a program of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe CtJN ECE), a group of experts on environmental protection and energetics in cooperation with petroleum refiners and automotive vehicle manufacturers has developed a diesel reference fuel under the designation RF-03-A-84 (Table 1). The proper- ties of this fuel match those of European diesel fuels that are average in terms of specification requirements and actual quality indexes. However, there are certain fuels on the European market that are inferior to this reference fuel in some woperty indexes such as density, viscosity, and cetane number. TABLE 1 diesel fuels hMex Test methods tcfi:~nce, fuel standards actual quality RF-O3-A-84 Density at 15"C, kg/m 3 835--845 800---870 805--857 ASTM D 1298 Viscosity, mm2/see ASTM D 445 at 20"12 3.95--5.6 Up to 5.85 at 40"C 2.5--3.5 1.5---4.5 Up to 3.8 Sulfur content, wt. % 0.3 Max. 0.05--0.3 0.005---0.22 ASTM D 1266; ASTM D http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils Springer Journals

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Springer Journals
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Copyright © 1999 by Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers
Subject
Chemistry; Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Engineering; Mineral Resources; Geotechnical Engineering
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0009-3092
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1573-8310
DOI
10.1007/BF02694072
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Chemistry and Technology of Furls and Oils, VoL 34, No. 5. 1998 DIESELREFERENCEWdEL UI~ 629.665.753.4 T. N. MRnsova and L A. Pugach The certification of engines, with an evaluation of their service characteristics, fuel consumption, and power characteristics, is based on the use of a diesel reference fuel. In accordance with a program of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe CtJN ECE), a group of experts on environmental protection and energetics in cooperation with petroleum refiners and automotive vehicle manufacturers has developed a diesel reference fuel under the designation RF-03-A-84 (Table 1). The proper- ties of this fuel match those of European diesel fuels that are average in terms of specification requirements and actual quality indexes. However, there are certain fuels on the European market that are inferior to this reference fuel in some woperty indexes such as density, viscosity, and cetane number. TABLE 1 diesel fuels hMex Test methods tcfi:~nce, fuel standards actual quality RF-O3-A-84 Density at 15"C, kg/m 3 835--845 800---870 805--857 ASTM D 1298 Viscosity, mm2/see ASTM D 445 at 20"12 3.95--5.6 Up to 5.85 at 40"C 2.5--3.5 1.5---4.5 Up to 3.8 Sulfur content, wt. % 0.3 Max. 0.05--0.3 0.005---0.22 ASTM D 1266; ASTM D

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