VOL XIV-82 0732290 0055241 4 H- 07-33 MPMS Chapter 11.4 ‘Volume xiv First Edition, enuary 1982 Manual of Petroleum Measurement Standards Chapter 11.1—Volume Correction Factors Volume XIV—Tables 53D and 54D ERRATA Pages XIV-1, Change the value in Item S under Example 2 for corresponding density from 15°C 10 68.5°C. Page XIV-1, Change the last line on the page to read, Text continues on page XIV-S, rather than page XIIL-S. ‘August 1, 1982 Elcenzed by Inccrmation Handling Services jNPHS 1-1 VoL xiv-a2 J o73e290 oossee2 aff H-07-32 Manual of Petroleum Measurement Standards Chapter 11.1—Volume Correction Factors Volume XIV TABLE 53D —Generalized Lubricating Oils Correction of Observed Density to Density at 15°C TABLE 54D —Generalized Lubricating Oils Correction of Volume to 15°C Against Density at 15°C API STANDARD 2540 (1980) FIRST EDITION, VOLUME XIV, JANUARY 1982 p American Petroleum Institute API Std 2540 Institute of Petroleum IP200 Gp __Amorioan Sociaty for Testing & Materials ASTM 01260 | “American National Standards Insitute ANSVASTM D1250 ‘American Petroleum Institute 2101 L Street, Northwest Washington, D.C. 20037 pHens tai VOL XIv-82 fy 738050 oOssz—a off Manual of Petroleum Measurement Standards Chapter 11.1—Volume Correction Factors Volume XIV TABLE 53D—Generalized Lubricating Oils Correction of Observed Density to Density at 15°C TABLE 54D—Generalized Lubricating Oils Correction of Volume to 15°C Against Density at 15°C Measurement Coordination Department ‘API STANDARD 2540 (1980) FIRST EDITION, VOLUME XIV, JANUARY 1982 ‘American, Petroleun Institute pMPHS 11-1 VOL XIV-82 BP oo73ze0 oosseay ag ‘These tables or the mathematical relationships represented thercby may be used by anyone desiring to do so, but the American Petroleum Institute, the American Society for Testing and Materials, and the Institute of Petroleum and their respec- tive members and the U.S. National Bureau of Standards shall not be held respon- sible or liable in any way for loss or damage, including, but not limited to, conse- quential damage, resulting from such usage or for violation of any federal, state, or ‘municipal laws, regulations, or practices of the United States or of any foreign country. ‘The tables included in this volume and the subroutines from which they were generated are voluntary standards and were developed under the auspices of the joint API/ASTM Committee on Static Petroleum Measurement in part from data generated by a project funded by the American Petroleum Institute at the U.S. National Bureau of Standards, Gaithersburg, Maryland. Inquiries concerning application of the tables or the computer subroutines should be addressed to: ‘American Petroleum Institute ‘Measurement Coordination Department 2101 L Street, N.W. ‘Washington, D.C. 20037 ISBN 0.88364-0441, coptarcHt American Petzoleun institute Copyight © 1981 American Pevoleum IsntCONTENTS : Pace Introductory Information Foreword. Preface . Z vs sinners Officers of the Committee on Petroleum Measurement and the Joint APVASTM Committee on Static Petroleum Measurement API Measurement Coordinators... Members of the COSM Physical Properties Working Group . x Members of the Institute of Petroleum Measurement and Sampling ‘Committee and the Calculation and Tables Subcommittee. ..... Manual of Petroleum Measurement Standards Chapter 11—Physical Properties Data Section 1—Volume Correction Factors Volume XIV 11,1,53 TABLE 53D—Correction of Observed Density to Density at 15°C......... 11.153.7 TABLE 53D—Gener: Correction of Observed Density to Density at 15°C. . TABLE 53D (see Note).......6++ * 11.1.54 TABLE 54D—Correction of Volume to 15°C Against Density at 19°C cevesssscascesseraverrencenseaaers 11.1.54.10 ‘TABLE 54D—Generalized Lubricating Oils, Correction of Volume to 15°C Against Density at 15°C TABLE 54D (see Note)... Appendix A—Subroutine TABS3D Appendix B—Subroutine TABS4D Note to User: Both TABLES 53D and 54D are internally numbered beginning with page 1. The actual table begins after the page noted in the contents. COPYRIGHT American Petroleum Institute Licensed by Information Handling services IW MPMS Ub. VOL XIV~82 a o7a2290 ooss28s aMPMS 2i.1 V 82 J] orseeno oosseee Si FOREWORD The Objectives ‘The complete collection of the jointly issued APVASTM-IP tables of which this volume isa part is the result of close cooperation between the American Petroleum Institute (API), the Institute of Petroleum (London) (IP), and the American Socie- ty for Testing and Materials (ASTM). The overall objective of this effort was to meet the worldwide need for a uniform and authoritative publication, based on the most accurate information available. This publication serves as a basis for standard- ized calculations of measured quantities of petroleum fluids regardless of point of origin, destination, or units of measure used by custom or statute. To meet the objective of worldwide standardized measurement practices, the American Na- tional Standards Institute (ANSI) and the British Standards Institute (BSI) have also been closely involved nationally, resulting in the acceptance of the revised tables as an American National Standard and as a British Standard, In addition, in their respective capacities as Secretariat of the International Organization for Stan- dardization TC/28 and of TC/28 SC3, ANSI and BSI have been instrumental in progressing the revised tables towards their adoption as an international standard by the International Organization for Standardization Historical Notes The present collection supersedes all previous editions of the petroleum measure- ment Tables ANSI/ASTM D1250, 1P200, and AP! Standard 2540. Action is being taken in ISO/TC 28 for the corresponding tables listed in ISO R91 and the tables in the addendum to R91 to be superseded by the present revised collection In view of the progress of metrication in countries formerly using the British system of weights and measures, demand for the revision of the British edition does not justify the considerable work involved. The present edition will therefore be withdrawn on the same date as the corresponding metric and American editions are Published and will not be replaced. For the metric edition. the new standard covers products with densities in the range 610.0 to 1076.0 kg/m®. The tables for densities below this range, covering liquefied petroleum gases, have not been revised. ‘The original tables, which were developed in the late 1940s, were based on the 1916 data of Bearce and Peffer (1916) and represent thirty years of evolution. The history of this evolution is summarized by Hall et al. (1975). Present Development Downer and Inkley (1972) demonstrated that the original tables were not satis- factory representations of many petroleum fluids of current importance. In 1974 the American Petroleum Institute (API) and the United States National Bureau of Standards (NBS) initiated a research program funded by the API which intended to provide the solid scientific base for the development of more accurate, conse- quently more equitable, measurement tables. The result of this program was precise density data on 349 different fluids representing a wide variety of refined products and 66.8 percent of the world crude production in 1974. The completion of this five-year, $500,000 project in March 1979 opened the way for modernizing the tables. Using the NBS density data and taking advantage of publications of out- standing technical authorities, a Joint API-ASTM Physical Properties Working ay fon Handling ServicesMPMS 1-3 VOL XIV-82 J] 073230 oosses? 7 Group produced this present collection of the Petroleum Measurement Tables. The development and results of the work are described by Hankinson et al. (1979). Conceptual Departure A major conceptual departure from previous versions is inherent in the recogsi- tion of the present and fature position of computers inthe petroleum industry. The actual Standard represented by this volume and the companion volumes is neither the hardcopy printed tables nor the set of equations used to represent the density ‘data but isan explicit implementation procedure used to develop computer subrou- tines. The standardization of an implementation procedure implies the standardiza- tion of the set of mathematical expressions, including calculational sequence and roundoff procedures, used within the computer code. Absolute adherence to the ‘outlined procedures will ensure that all computers and computer codes of the future, meeting the stated specifications and restrictions, will be able to produce identical results. Hence, the published implementation procedures are the primary ‘Standard, the distributed subroutines are the secondary standard, and the published tables are produced for convenience. Acknowledgments ‘The task of completing this project could not have been accomplished without many substantial contributions by a considerable number of individuals and compa- nies. It is impossible to single out any specific individuals for special mention, However, included in the introductory material are lists ofthe officers of the API's ‘Committee on Petroleum Measurement (COPM). the officers of the Joint API/ ASTM Committee on Static Petroleum Measurement (COSM), the major contribu- tors from the Institute of Petroleum, and the members of the COSM Physical Properties Working Group. A special acknowledgment must be given to the Institute of Petroleum (IP) for their work in developing Volumes XI and XII References Beare. H. W.. and E. L, Peller. “Technology Papers of Nations! Bureau of Slandards—Densiy snd “Thermal Expansion of American Petroleum Oils” GPO. pp. 15-154, Washington. DC. 1916 Downer, L., and FA. Inkley. Oi! and Gar Journal, Vol, 10, No. 28. p. S288. ue 19, 1972, Hull A. HJ". Simpson. and J.°R. Whestone.“tavesgation of Densities and Thermal Expunsion ‘Cocticients Applicable to Paroleum Measurement.” SP 7. Word Petroleum Congres. Tokyo 15 Hankinson, R. W..R. G, Segers.T. Krolikowski Buck, and F, P. Gielzeck. Oil and Gas Journal. Nb “No. 82, 9 66, Becembct 24, 197. Hankiason, RLW.,T- A. Coker K.1. Wes, R. G. Segers. FP. Gieaeci.and M.A. Plummer. "Volume Correction Futoes for Lubricating Os” i anid Ga Jour p. 297, Seplmber 28. 1hMPHS 1b-2 VOL XIV-82 | PREFACE ‘The Petroleum Measurement Tables, Volume Correction Factors (Volumes I through XIV), are, with this edition, incorporated into API's Manual of Petroleum ‘Measurement Standards. These tables form Section I of Chapter 11, “Physical Properties Data.” To simplify the transition from the Amierican Society for Testing and Materials’ (ASTM) publication of the original tables to API's publication in 1980, the original ASTM numerical designations have been retained for the indi- vidual tables, ‘The numbering system used throughout Volumes I through XIV corresponds fo the numbering system of the Manual of Petroleum Measurement Standards. The system consists of a series of fields separated by decimal points. The first two fields (.-1) indicate chapter and section of the manual: the third field gives the ASTM fable number. Therefore, although not serial, 11.1.5. 11.1.6, 11.1.23, 111.24, 11.153, and 11.154 re the major headings used. All other headings are subordinate to the three field headings. Volumes I through IX and Volumes XIII and XLV. which are designed for field use, are arranged on a functional basis rather than on a topical basis, First Serles—Volumes |, lt, and I ‘These three volumes contain TABLES 5 and 6, the tables for the “API, °F, 6'F base series, plus examples to guide the user. Each volume contains specific data as follows: Volume 1 —Generalized Crude Oils (TABLES SA and 6A) Volume I —Generalized Products (TABLES SB and 6B) Volume III —Individual and Special Applications (TABLE 6C) and an appen- dix describing the equations and constants used and the densities ‘and coefficients of thermal expansion of each NBS sample. Second Serles—Volumes IV, V, and VI ‘These three volumes contain TABLES 23 and 24, the tables for the relative density, °F, 60°F base series, plus examples to guide the user. Each volume contains specific data as follows: Volume IV —Generalized Crude Oils (TABLES 23A and 24A) Volume V —Generalized Products (TABLES 23B and 24B) Volume VI. —Individual and Special Applications (TABLE 24C) and an appen- dix describing the equations and constants used and the densities, and coefficients of thermal expansion of each NBS sample. ‘Third Serles—Volumes Vil, Vill, and 1X ‘These three volumes contain TABLES 53 and 54, the tables for the kilogram per cubic metre, °C, 15°C base series, plus examples to guide the user. Each volume contains specific data as follows: ‘Volume VII —Generalized Crude Oils (TABLES 3A and 54A) Volume VIlI—Generalized Products (TABLES 53B and S4B) ‘Volume 1X. —Individual and Special Applications (TABLE S4C) and an appes- dix describing the equations and constants used and the densities ‘and coefficients of thermal expansion for each NBS sample. ‘Background, Development and Program Documentation—Volume X ‘Volume X provides a complete breakdown of the Petroleum Measurement Tables, ‘Volume Correction Factors, and references appropriate volumes for the location of specific tables. Volume X is the key volume of the entire set and contains the actual “i jotraidm tnetitute copraGi Knavicen Fe“MPMS Ub-2 VOL XIV-B2 ec Standard, the implementation procedures, and the instructions for the use of the ‘computer subroutines. The history and development of the project are also included. Volume X under 11.1.6, Volume XI and Xi—Subsidiary Tables ‘These tables, which cont TABLES 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. 14, 21, 22, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 ‘These tabies have been updated to reflect current SI practice, as well as the luence of the new volume correction factor data. Tsbles 33 and 34 are also Juded, however, without change, Volumes XI and XII are available only from the ‘conversion factors and other subsidiary data, 31,51, ‘American Society for Testing and Materials, 1916 Race Street, Philadelphia, Penn- spivania 19103. Volumes Xill and XIV—Lubricating Olle ‘The research project that culminated in the volume correction tables for the lubricating oils was carried out over a different timetable than the first ten volumes of Chapter 11.1. Therefore Volume X does not provide a key to Volumes XII and XIV. Volume XIII would have fallen in the first series, the tables for the “APL, °F, (GIF base series, and Volume XIV would have fallen in the third series, the tables for the kilogram per cubic metre, °C. 15°C base series. ‘VolumeXIII and XIV are completely self-contained and cover the following spe- cific data. Volume XI11—Generalized Lubricating Oils (TABLES 5D and 6D) Inquiries concerning the application of the tables or the computer subroutines should be addressed to— ‘American Petroleum Institute Measurement Coordination Department 2101 L Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 200137 vi1m ¢ isn we : 178 \@ 1979 C 1930 z ao MPMS 11-1 VOL XIV-82 OFFICERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON PETROLEUM MEASUREMENT AND THE JOINT APIV/ASTM COMMITTEE ON STATIC PETROLEUM MEASUREMENT AT SIGNIFICANT MILESTONES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PETROLEUM MEASUREMENT TABLES Chairman cOPM C. Webber Sun Oil Company Chairman cosM R.A. Hartmann Exxon Corporation Chairman cop A. H. Hall Shell Oil Company Chairman cosM TL. Hillburn Phillips Petroleum Company Chairman APUNBS Project R. F. Meeker Committee ‘Texaco Inc. Chairman cOPM R.A. Hartmann Exxon Corporation Chairman cosm TL. Hillburn Phillips Petroleum Company Chairman coPM B. Messer, Jr ‘Mobil Research and Development Corporation Chairman cosM TT. L, Hillburn Phillips Petroleum Company 180 Advisor COPM R. A. Hartmann Exxon Corporation Chairman OPM B. Messer, Jr. Mobit Research and Development Corporation Chairman cosM W. D. Fulton Explorer Pipeline Company Legal Advisor COPM B.S. Thi ‘Atlantic Richfield Company 180 A cOPM R. A, Hartmann Exxon Corporation Chairman Physical Proper». W. Hankinson ties Working Phillips Petroleum Company Group, COSM Chairman opm K. E. Bailey Williams Pipeline Company Chairman cosM C.M. Owen. ‘SOHIO Pipe Line Company Legal Advisor COPM B. S. Tharp Atlantic Richfield Company ISO Advisor. COPM. R. A. Hartmann Exxon Corporation Chairman ‘Table 6 Task R. W. 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Hankinson (Cairman, Mobil Research and Development ‘Working Group) Corporation Phillips Petroleum Company Gael Williams (now retired) Raymond M. Henry Standard Oil Company of California Gulf Research and Development _E. K. Van Horne ‘Company Mobil Oil Corporation Clyde M. Owen (Vice-Chairman, CosM) SOHIO Pipe Line Company ~ copyaici® American Petealows instituteMPMS 2b-2 VOL XIV-82 J 0732290 oossene off” MEMBERS OF THE INSTITUTE OF PETROLEUM MEASUREMENT AND SAMPLING COMMITTEE AND THE CALCULATION AND TABLES SUBCOMMITTEE ' ACTIVE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PETROLEUM i e MEASUREMENT TABLES 4 LR. Spencer Chairman, Measurement and British Petroleum, Ltd. Sampling Committee B.C. Ferguson _—Past-Chairman, Measurement Caleb Brett, Ltd. . and Sampling Committee ( Chairman, 180 TC/28 SC3 L. Downer Chairman, Institute of British Petroleum Petroleum Tables Research Subcommittee B. O'Shaughnessy British Petroleum Research O.W. Molony British Standards Institution 5 P.D. O'Connell Institute of Petroleum COPM—API Committee on Petroleum Measurement COSM—Joint API/ASTM Subcommittee on Static Petroleum Measurement NBS—U.S. National Bureau of Standards 1S0—International Organization for Standardization et Suen iret. @MPNS 4. % VOL XT o73ee90 onsseq3 off Chapter 11—Physical Properties Data SECTION 1—VOLUME CORRECTION FACTORS 11.1.53 TABLE 53D—Correction of Sbaorved Density to Density at 15% 11.1.53.7 TABLE 530—GENERALIZED LUBRICATING OILS, CORRECTION OF OBSERVED DENSITY TO DENSITY AT 15°C TABLE 3D gives the value of density in kilogram per cubic metre at 15°C corresponding to ¢ hydrometer reading at observed temperatures other than 15°C. In ‘converting the hydrometer reading atthe observed tem- pperature to the corresponding density at 15°C, two cor- rections are necessary: the first arises from the change in volume of the glass hydrometer with temperature (stem correction) and the second from the change in volume of the lubricating oil with temperature. Both have been applied in the printed table. The values of density at 15°Cin this table are the result of a computer procedure which is the Standard (see Appendix A for the TABLE 53D subroutine listing). ‘The temperature ranges of this table are: Density, kg/m? € 800 to 1164 =20 t0 150 ‘The values of density at 15°C given in this table are based on data from the U. S. National Bureau of Stan- dards, Suntech Group of the Sun Refining and Market- ing Company, and other published sources, Extension ofthis table beyond the ranges shown is not recommen- ded. Increments used in this table for determining density at 15°C are 0.5°C and 2 kg/m’. Interpolation with tem- perature is notintended since there is no practical meth- od of interpclation that will produce the accuracy obtainable from the Standard computer procedure. However, interpolation with density to one additional significant digit can be reasonably made. Interpolation is not requiredif the TABLE 53D results are to be used as entries to TABLE. 54D. Some countries which have historically used a metric system have retained for field use density units such as g/mL. g/cc, Or g/kL. This practice was consistent with previously published APV/IP measurementtables w! have been replaced by this edition. In these instances where field measurements of density are recorded in g/mL, gcc, or g/kL, multiply the measurements by 1 000 to obtain kg/m prior to entering TABLE 53D. xIvet ‘This table must be entered with a hydrometer reading measured with a soft glass hydrometer calibrated at 15°C and with an observed tem- perature. ‘A correction to the glass hydrometer reading hhas been incorporated into the table to account for the thermal expansion of glass. The hydrom- eter constant, as defined in the Report on the De- velopment, Construction, Calculation. and Prepa- ration of the ASTM-IP Petroleum Measurement Tables (1960), varies with temperature according to the following: HYC. = 0.000023(¢ ~ 15°C) ~~ 0,00000002(¢ — 15°C} Example 1 If the hydrometer reading for a lubricating oil at 92.5°C is 1 042 kg/m’, what is the density of the Iubri- cating oil corrected to 15° Enter the table in the column “Density at Observed “Temperature,” headed 1042. Read down to an ob- served “Temperature” of 92.5°C, The corresponding, density at 15°C is 1089.3 kg/m’. Example 2 If the observed density ofa lubricating ol is 0.8908 kg, per litre at 68.5°C, what is the density at 15°C? 1, Convert 0.8908 kelltre to standard international units 0.8808 » 1000. = 890.8 kg/m’, 2, Enter the table in the column ‘*Density at Observed Temperature,” headed 890.0 and note that against an observed “Temperature” of 68.5°C, the corresponding density at 15°C is 922.8 ke/m’. 3. Likewise note that for 892.0 kg/m’ at 68.5°C the corresponding density at 15°C is 924.8 kg/m’. 4, Interpolate on density (924.8 ~ 922.8)/(892.0 ~ 890.0) = L.0 1.0 + (890.8 ~ 890.0) =0.8 5. ‘Then, the density at 13°C corresponding to the den- sity of 890.8 kg/m’ at 27°C is 822.8 plus 0.8 or 823.6 kg/m", (Text continues on page XIII-S following TABLE 53D.)‘SECTION 1—VowWME CORRECTION FACTORS API/ASTM-IP PETROLEUM MEASUREMENT TABLES TABLE 53D--GENERALIZED LUBRICATING OLS ie DENSITY CORRECTION TO 15 DEGREES c ‘THIS TABLE AND THE SUBROUTINE FROM WHICH IT WAS GENERATED IS A VOLUNTARY STANDARD AND WAS DEVELOPED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE JOINT API/ASTM COMMITTEE ON STATIC . PETROLEUM MEASUREMENT IN PART FROM DATA GENERATED BY A PROJECT FUNDED BY THE AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE AT THE U.S. NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS, GATTHERSBURG, MARYLAND. INQUIRIES CONCERNING ITS APPLICATION SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO: AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE MEASUREMENT COORDINATION DEPARTMENT 2101 L STREET, N.W. WASHINGTON, D.C. 20037 Lneinersaniaistibiininnticeitirinniinitinriarinnintinbiiint ‘THIS TABLE OR THE MATHEMATICAL RELATIONSHIPS * REPRESENTED THEREBY NAY BE USED BY ANYONE WISHING + TO DO SO, BUT THE AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE, = * ‘THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING AND MATERIALS, = * AND THE INSTITUTE OF PETROLEUM AND THETR * RESPECTIVE NEMBERS AND THE U.S. NATIONAL BUREAU * OF STANDARDS, SHALL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE OR * a LIABLE IN ANY WAY FROM LOSS OR DAMAGE, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, CONSEQUENTTAL DAMAGE, RESULTING FROM SUCH USAGE OR FOR VIOLATION OF ANY FEDERAL, STATE OR MUNICIPAL LAWS, REGULATIONS OR PRACTICES OF THE UNITED STATES OR'OF ANY FOREIGN COUNTRY seas eee REE i ‘THIS TABLE MUST BE ENTERED WITH DENSITIES MEASURED WITH A SOFT GLASS HYDROMETER OR PYKNOMETER CALIBRATED AT 15 DEGREES C. 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SS Bak. 7 26.1 28:7 830.7 832.7 896.7 856-7 858.7 —BMl.7 82.0 ES RE BBO HLT. aS 225.3275 62519 654.3 6351383513 857.3 839.3 841,359.09 525.6 827-6 629.6 E316 835-6 35-6 85.6 839.6 841.6 53.5, 525.9 27.§ 92919 491.9 4931983519 _837.9_639.984l.9__ 54.0 $26.3 626.1 630-2 832.2 63602 836-7 858.2 —BU0.2 BLED SES 226.6 928.6 830.6 652.6 34.6 636.6 835.6 860.5 842.5 55.0 OBSERVED DENSITY = 800 TO 616 WHEN USING A DENSITY IN G/M, G/CC, OR KG/L, MULTIPLY SY 1000 BEFORE ENTERING THE ABOVE TABLE. oo 1 a ie at aa fie ars ne nn C nae a3 pais qa see aia ae ‘os s.8 fsa i € TES Hey Blot q Bis 81 Bi tie het 50 “3 tiet to 8i9-0 vies ti9.3 tase sae ane a20.2_ tesco “OSE C ara os aL.8 ie enn t is age Sheen? wae Ba tas 3:36 0, Selo taee ss et 5.0 sh.6 =‘PMS W3-% VOL XIV-82 Bp o73ee30 onssesa a ‘TABLE 59D, GENERALIZED LUBRICATING O71 DENSITY CORRECTION 70 15. 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