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730…739          0,857        850…859           0,699
                740…749          0,844        860…869           0,686
                750…759          0,831        870…879           0,673
                760…769          0,818        880…889           0,660
                770…779          0,806        890…899           0,647
                780…789          0,792        900…909           0,633
                790…799          0,778        910…919           0,620
                800…809          0,765        920…929           0,607
                810…819          0,752        930…939           0,594

                  Table 9.3 - The value of the cetane number for different
            grades of fuel
                Name      Value for    Value for  Values for  Investigated
              indicator     brands      brands      classes      diesel
                           (DSTU        (DSTU       (DSTU
                            3868-        4840-       4840-
                             99)         2007)       2007)
                           S     W       A-F         0    1
               Cetane
              number is    45    45       51        49    49
               not less


                   The  density  of  petroleum  depends  on  its  chemical
            composition. Paraffinic hydrocarbons have the smallest density,
            the largest are naphthenic and aromatic. The limits of boiling
            fractions also affect the density. The higher the temperature of
            boiling of fractions of fuel, the higher their density.
                   The fuel composition depends on the composition of the
            combustible  mixture,  the  fuel  consumption,  the  height  of  the
            fuel level in the float chamber.
                   Density needs to be known not only for the calculation
            of dosing systems of power devices, but also for the account of
            costs and normalization of gasoline. Motor transport enterprises
            receive fuel from the fuel depot in units of mass (kg, m), and
            when  refueling  cars  through  fuel  filling  columns  for
            measurements  use  volumetric  units  (v).  Knowing  the  density
            list the amount of gasoline from the mass in volume.


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