Fuel oil
Fuel oil
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Hi all,
I need to know the vapor pressure for the fuel oil at 80ºC but I do not have the composition of this fuel.
The pressure and temperatutre design conditions for this fuel are:
Pd = 18 bar (a)
Td = 80ºC
Thanks in advance,
Rocio Rodriguez
I need to know the vapor pressure for the fuel oil at 80ºC but I do not have the composition of this fuel.
The pressure and temperatutre design conditions for this fuel are:
Pd = 18 bar (a)
Td = 80ºC
Thanks in advance,
Rocio Rodriguez





RE: Fuel oil
ASTM D 975 describes seven grades of Diesel including Numbers 1-D S15, S500, S5000 and numbers 2-D S15, S500 and S5000. The S number reflects the ppm sulfur level. ASTM D 396 adds ASTM D 1655 describes aviation turbine fuel, D 6615 covers Jet B and D 6985 covers other marine distalates. ASTM D 396 adds number 4, 5 and 6 residual fuel descriptions. D 6751 covers bio diesel. Knowing which fuel oil is of interest wiykd be helpful for someone to advise the potential vapor pressure ranges.
RE: Fuel oil
The main standard for marine fuels these days seems to be ISO 8217 2005E.
You might try web sites like Viswalab for data.
JMW
www.ViscoAnalyser.com
RE: Fuel oil
The operation conditions for this fuel are:
Pop = 7 bara
T op = 50ºC
RE: Fuel oil
Do you need an good estimate or is it enough that you know the vp is below a certain value?
RE: Fuel oil
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RE: Fuel oil
RE: Fuel oil