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Diesel Fuel
http://www.dieselnet.com/standards/in/fuel.php
India
Background
India has been adopting regulations for fuels and vehicle emissions that are based on European standards. New requirements are first introduced in Delhi and other major cities, following nationwide implementation. The evolution of diesel fuel quality is summarized in Table 1. Table 1 Diesel Fuel Quality in India
Date 1995 1996 1998 1999 2000 2001 2005 2010 2010 Cetane number: 45; Sulfur: 1% Sulfur: 0.5% (Delhi + selected cities) Sulfur: 0.25% (Delhi) Sulfur: 0.05% (Delhi, limited supply) Cetane number: 48; Sulfur: 0.25% (Nationwide) Sulfur: 0.05% (Delhi + selected cities) Sulfur: 350 ppm (BS III/Euro 3; selected areas) Sulfur: 350 ppm (BS III/Euro 3; nationwide) Sulfur: 50 ppm (BS IV/Euro 4; selected areas) Particulars
More details on the implementation schedule of European specifications is given in the article on vehicle emission standards.
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Fuels: India
http://www.dieselnet.com/standards/in/fuel.php
Unit
Specification HSD Nil LDO Nil 0.02 1.5 W: 12 S: 21 1 P:2 P:2 P:4 P:8 P:9 P:10 P:15 P:18 350 370 -
Test*
W: 3 S: 15 1
C 35 cSt % m/m kg/m3 % m/m % v/v C mg/100 ml 2.0-5.0 0.05 820-860c 0.25 0.05 W: 6 S: 18 1.6 66 2.5-15.7 0.10 report 1.8 0.25 P:20 P:21 P:25 P:30 P:16, P:32 P:33 P:40 P:10
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