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DIESEL FUEL EN590-10PPM
EN590 is the diesel standard used in new generation diesel engines in Europe. One of the most important features of Eurodiesel, whose sulfur value has been reduced to 350 ppm, is the lowest freezing point. It is produced by fractional distillation of crude petroleum between 200 °C (392 °F) and 350 °C (662 °F) under high air pressure.- Category : Petrol
Specification
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SPECIFICATIONS DIESEL OIL EN590 - 10 ppmPRODUCT: DIESEL OIL EN 590 10 ppm SIGLA: GO-2010 N° C.A.S.: 88334-30-5
COMPONENT
METHOD OF ANALYSIS
UNIT
RESULT
Min.
Max.
Aspect
Color
Visual inspection
ASTM D 1500
Clear
2,0
Density @ 15°
EN ISO 3675:98 / EN ISO 12185:96
/ C1:2001
Kg/m3
820,0
845,0
Flash Point
EN ISO 2719:2002
C°
55(1)
Distillation:
EN ISO 3405:2000
85,0(2)
- Recovered @ 150 °C
% vol
2,0
- Recovered @ 250 °C
% vol
65,0(2)
- Recovered @ 350 °C
% vol
- Recovered at 95%
°C
360,0
C.F.P.P. (summer) (3)
C.F.P.P. (winter) (3)
EN 116:1997
°C
°C
50,0
-2
-12
CLOUD Point (summer)
CLOUD Point (winter)
EN 23015:1994
°C
°C
Report
0
Cetane number
EN ISO 5165:1998
n°
51,0
Cetane index
EN ISO 4264:1996
Index
46,0
Viscosity @ 40 °C
EN ISO 3104:1996
mm2/s
2,00
4,50
Water content
EN ISO 12937:2000
mg/kg
200
Total contamination
EN ISO 12662:2002
mg/kg
15
Sulfur content
EN ISO 20884:2004
mg/kg
10,0
Copper strip corrosion (3 hr at 50 °C)
EN ISO 2160: 1998
Indice
1st Class
Carbon residue
(on 10% distillation residue)
EN ISO 10370:1995
% weight
0,15
Total acidity
ASTM D 974:2002
mgKOH/g
20
0,3
Ash content
EN ISO 6245:2002
% weight
0,01
Lubricity, correct wear scar
EN ISO 12156-1:2000
µm
460
Oxidation stability
EN ISO 12205:1996
g/m3
Electrical conductivity (4)
IP 274; ASTM 2624; ISO 6297
pS/m
50
Polyciclic aromatic hydrocarbons
EN 12916:2001
%m/m
11,0(6)
Biodiesel content (5)
EN 14078:2003
% vol
4,5
7,0
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