Seek information on Venezuelan 180# and 380#

2008-06-14View Original

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I have a question: does anyone here have information on Venezuelan 180# and 380#? Such as acid value, boiling range, and residue carbon. . . . .

Reply #22008-06-17

Currently, the quality of fuel oils of grades 180 and 380 in Venezuela is also getting worse; their density is generally around 950–980, their acid value is around 1.5, and the carbon residue level is usually below 2.5

Reply #32008-06-18

Is there any more detailed information available? What kind of devices do you usually use for this process?

Reply #42008-06-19

Could the guy upstairs send me a version in the correct format? Thanks

Reply #52009-12-29

Thank you! The data is comprehensive! May I ask: what are the specific times for sample collection and analysis?

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