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SH/T 0238-1992 Determination of Storage Stability of Diesel Fuels

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1. Method number / full title / English name / replacement relationship

2. Scope of application and exclusions

3. Method principle

After a 700 mL sample is subjected to accelerated storage under specified conditions (100℃, 16 h; or 50℃, 4 weeks), its sediment amount and light transmittance are measured to determine the storage stability of the diesel fuel. The sediment is filtered with glass fiber filter paper.

4. Reagents and materials (purity / preparation)

5. Apparatus and equipment

6. Recommended operating conditions

7. Sampling and sample preparation

8. Analytical procedure

9. Qualitative and quantitative determination and calculation formula

The milligrams of sediment contained in a 100 mL sample, X (mg/100 mL), is calculated according to the following formula:

X = (m2 − m1) / 700 × 100

Where:

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10. Precision

In sediment determination, the difference between two replicate results shall not exceed the following values:

Sediment content, mg/100 mL Repeatability, mg/100 mL
< 1.0 0.3
1.0~3.0 0.5
> 3.0 0.7

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14. Quick reference Q&A

Question Key answer points
Which diesel fuels does this standard apply to? All types of diesel fuel except hydrotreated diesel; also applicable for evaluating and screening diesel antioxidant additives.
What are the accelerated storage conditions? 100℃, 16 h; or 50℃, 4 weeks.
What is the sample amount? 700 mL.
What is used to filter the sediment? A nickel filter crucible lined with two layers of CY type glass fiber filter paper.
What is the suction filtration vacuum degree? 26.7~40.0 kPa (200~300 mmHg); when there is much sediment, it may be increased to 60.0~66.7 kPa (450~500 mmHg).
Drying temperature and constant weight requirements? 105℃±3℃ Dry for at least half an hour, cool 30 min weigh, the difference between two consecutive weighings shall not exceed 0.0004 g.
Conditions for transmittance measurement? 72 type photoelectric spectrophotometer, 460 nm, 1 cm cuvette, distilled water as reference liquid.
Formula for calculating sediment amount? X = (m2 − m1) / 700 × 100, unit mg/100 mL.
Precision requirements? When sediment <1.0, repeatability 0.3; when 1.0~3.0, 0.5; when >3.0, 0.7 (mg/100 mL).
How are results reported? The sediment amount is taken as the arithmetic mean of two replicate determinations; transmittance is expressed as a percentage (%).
Which old standard does it replace? Replaces SY 2125-84.
In which year was it first published? 1978 year.

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