JP54, Kerosene JET-A1, LPG & D2

  • Specific Energy, Net (MJ/kg): The minimum requirement is 42.80, which can be measured by several different test methods (12, 355D 3338, or D 4809). This is a critical metric for a fuel’s performance and efficiency.
  • Smoke Point (mm): There are two minimums provided: 25.0 and 18.0. This value, measured by test method 598D 1322, indicates the fuel’s tendency to burn cleanly without producing excessive smoke. A higher smoke point is generally desirable.
  • Naphthalenes (% vol): The maximum limit is 3.0%. This component, measured by test method D 1840, is controlled because naphthalenes have a high tendency to form smoke and can contribute to carbon deposits in engines.
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Based on your provided text, here are the chemical, physical, and packaging characteristics of the product, presented in bullet points.

 

Chemical and Physical Characteristics

 

  • Flavor and Odor: Bland
  • Free Fatty Acid (as % palmitic): 0.10% Maximum
  • Moisture & Impurities: 0.10% Maximum
  • Color (Lovibond, 5 ¼” cell): 3.0R Maximum
  • Iodine Value (Wijs’ method): 50–55
  • Slip Melting Point (°C): 33–39°C

 

Storage & Packaging

 

  • Storage: Store in its original packing in a cool and dry condition, away from direct sunlight and substances with a strong odor.
  • Available Packing Sizes:
    • Tins: 2kg, 3 kg, 4kg, 5kg, 15kg, 16kg
    • PE-lined Cartons: 15kg, 16kg, 20kg, 25kg
    • Plastic Jerry Cans: 3L, 5L, 10L, 15L, 20L, 25L
    • Drums: 190kg net screw-capped steel drums, 195kg net plastic drums
    • Flexibag: 20 metric tons
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