Astm d975 diesel fuel specification
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This document outlines the specifications for diesel fuel according to the ASTM D975 standard. It lists 18 properties of diesel fuel including flash point, water content, viscosity, sulfur content, corrosion, cetane number, distillation temperature, and lubricity. For each property, it provides the applicable ASTM test method and acceptable limit or range according to the standard. It notes that while there is guidance, the standard does not have requirements for low-temperature operability.
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