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In which book can one find the relative saturated vapor pressure value of kerosene at 50 degrees Celsius?

2018-05-28View Original

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Medium: kerosene. Design temperature: 50 degrees Celsius. What is the value of the relative saturated vapor pressure at this temperature, and in which book can it be found? Hope for help, thanks.
Reply #22018-05-28
You can check the product standards for aviation fuel, or conduct a vapor pressure test using actual samples. Remember, the term for oil vapor is vapor pressure, not steam pressure.
Reply #32018-05-28
Thank you. I typed the term for saturated vapor pressure incorrectly. Is there a specific standard number?
Reply #42018-05-30
You can check the product’s MSDS or look for relevant books

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