Fuel specifier

Specifications for marine residual and distillate fuels

To see the values and requirements of a specific fuel grade, simply select a category in the drop-down menu and the values will adjust accordingly.

ISO 8217 2010 CATEGORY
Not to be used as substitute for the full, written specification			Test Method ISO
- Kinematic viscosity at 40 °C mm²/s max		6,000	3104
- Kinematic viscosity at 40 °C mm²/s min		2,000	3104
- Density at 15°C kg/m³ max		890,0	3675 or 12185
- CCAI max		-
Cetane index min	40		4264
- Sulphur mass % max		1,50	8754 14596
- Flash point °C min		60,0	2719
- Hydrogen sulfide mg/kg max		2,00	IP 570
- Acid number mg KOH/g max		0,5	ASTM D664
- Total sediment aged mass % max		-	10370-2
- Total sediment by hot filtration mass % max		-	10307-1
- Oxidation stability g/m³ max		25	12205
- Carbon residue; micro method mass % max		-	10370
- Carbon residue; micro method on the 10% volume distillation residue mass % max		0,30	10370
- Cloud point °C max		-	3015
- Pour point (upper) Winter quality °C max		-6	3016
- Pour point (upper) Summer quality °C max		0	3016
- Appearance		Clear and bright
- Water volume % max		-	3733
- Ash mass % max		0,010	6245
- Vanadium mg/kg max		-	IP504, IP470 or ISO 14597
- Sodium mg/kg max		-	IP501 IP470
- Aluminium plus silicon mg/kg max		-	IP501 or IP470 IP500
- Lubricity, corrected wear scar diameter (wsd 1, at 60°C μm max		520	12156-1
- Used Lubrication oils (ULO): Calcium and zinc; or calcium and phosphorus mg/kg		-	IP501 or IP470 IP500

Our products always comply with ISO standards and the upgraded specifications of the classification societies. For more information about fuel grades, requirements and quality checks please contact one of our marine fuel specialists.

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