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<p>standard by International  Petroleum productsTotal sediment in residual fuel oilsPartDetermination using standard procedures for ageingTechnical Corrigendum 1 PDF Download: £ Add to Basket. When combined with the hot filtration method specified in ISO, these procedures permit the prediction of fuel oil stability, as affected by sedimentation, during storage and handling of the fuel oils PartDetermination using standard procedures for ageing TECHNICAL CORRIGENDUMNo outline view available in document Technical Corrigendumto ISO was prepared by Technical Committee ISO/TC, Petroleum products and lubricants Abstract. When combined with the hot filtration method specified in ISO, these procedures permit the prediction of fuel oil stability, as affected by sedimentation, during storage and handling of the fuel oils PartDetermination using standard procedures for ageing. Experience has shown that the precipitation of asphaltenes from a  ISO specifies two procedures — A (thermal) and B (chemical) — for the accelerated ageing of residual fuel oils. When combined with the hot filtration method specified in ISO, these procedures permit the prediction of fuel oil stability, as affected by sedimentation, during storage and handling of the fuel oils This part of ISO specifies two proceduresA (thermal) and B (chemical)for the accelerated ageing of residual fuel oils. Introduction. ISO specifies two procedures — A (thermal) and B (chemical) — for the accelerated ageing of residual fuel oils. Method adopted/last revisedMethod reapprovedREF/ISBN: IP Status: Current. PartDetermination by hot filtration. When combined with the hot filtration method specified in ISO, these procedures permit the prediction of fuel oil stability, as affected by sedimentation, during storage and handling of the fuel oils This part of ISO specifies two procedures — A (thermal) and B (chemical) — for the accelerated ageing of residual fuel oils. When combined with the hot filtration method  ISO Petroleum productsTotal sediment in residual fuel oilsPartDetermination using standard procedures for ageing. First printed in STM ISO specifies two procedures — A (thermal) and B (chemical) — for the accelerated ageing of residual fuel oils.</p></translate>
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