Automotive fuels — Paraffinic diesel fuel from synthesis or hydrotreatment — Requirements and test methods
车用燃料 — 合成或加氢处理石蜡基柴油 — 要求和试验方法
Scope
The specification HVO and GTL are sold against. It exists precisely because paraffinic fuels fall below the EN 590 minimum density of 0.820 g/mL, so HVO100 cannot be sold as EN 590 diesel. Class A covers density 0.765 to 0.800 g/mL.
Selected limits
| Property | Limit | Unit | Clause | Test method |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| density | 0.765–0.8 | g/mL @15 °C | Class A | EN ISO 12185 |
| viscosity | 2–4.5 | mm²/s @40 °C | Table 1 | EN ISO 3104 |
| flash | ≥ 55 | °C | Table 1 | EN ISO 2719 |
Fuels
HVO
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