- Standard No.
- NB/SH/T 0690-2013
- Language
- Chinese, Available in English version
- Release Date
- 2013
- Published By
- Professional Standard - Energy
- Latest
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NB/SH/T 0690-2013
- Replace
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SH/T 0690-2000
- Scope
- This standard specifies a method for determining the inherent storage stability of dis illate fuel oils. This standard applies to dis illate fuel oils with a flash point higher than 38°C (measured by GB/T 261) and a 90% recovery temperature lower than 355°C (measured by GB/T 6536). This standard is not suitable for quality control analysis but is used to study the actual storage stability of the sample by shortening the test time (compared to the storage time at room temperature). Appendix A gives additional information on storage stability and information on the correlation between the results of this standard and the actual formation of precipitates during storage. This standard does not make recommendations on all safety is ues involved in use. It is therefore the user's responsibility to establis appropriate safety and health measures and determine the applicability of relevant regulatory limitations before using this standard.
NB/SH/T 0690-2013 Referenced Document
- GB/T 11117.1-1989 Knock test reference fuels--Reference fuel--iso-octane
- GB/T 261 Determination of flash point—Pensky-Martens closed cup method*， 2021-10-11 Update
- GB/T 4756 Method for manual sampling of petroleum liquids*， 2015-12-31 Update
- GB/T 6536 Standard test method for distillation of petroleum products at atmospheric perssure
- GB/T 6682-2008 Water for analytical laboratory use.Specification and test methods
- GB/T 8019 Determination of Gum Content in Fuels by Jet Evaporation
NB/SH/T 0690-2013 history
- 2013 NB/SH/T 0690-2013 Standard test method for middle distillate fuel storage stability at 43℃
- 2000 SH/T 0690-2000 Standard test method for distillate fuel storage stability at 43℃
NB/SH/T 0690-2013 Standard test method for middle distillate fuel storage stability at 43℃ has been changed from SH/T 0690-2000 Standard test method for distillate fuel storage stability at 43℃.