How to determine the expected flash point of a test sample

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The expected flash point of the test can be determined using the following methods: 1. For the oil received, use the data provided on the oil analysis report as a basis； 2. For oil samples taken for testing upon entry, if the amount already stored in the tank is greater than the amount newly received, the latest test results of the oil already stored shall be used as a reference ； If the amount of new oil received is greater than the amount already stored in the tank, the test results of the newly received oil shall be used as a reference ； 3. For stored oil, the results of the most recent storage test or incoming inspection shall be used as a basis ； 4. For oils with an unknown flash point, refer to the product standards ； 5. When repeating the test, the results of the previous test are used as a basis.

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