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Regarding gasoline conductivity

2021-11-08View Original

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If the conductivity of gasoline reaches 450, does it have any impact on the quality of the fuel?
Reply #22022-03-14
Was too much antistatic agent added? The addition ratio of antistatic agents is very low, so it generally has no significant impact.
Reply #32022-03-16
According to GB6950-2001, which specifies the requirements for the safe static conductivity of light petroleum products, gasoline, kerosene, and diesel should have a safe static conductivity of greater than 50 pS/m. In industrial settings, antistatic agents are generally added to gasoline to keep its conductivity below 500 pS/m

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