The MARINE DIESEL is a hydrocarbons mix between 10 and 28 carbon atoms formed by fuel amounts provided by different oil refining process such as atmospheric distillation and catalytic breaking.

It is designed to be used it as a fuel in  diesel engines of ships  with mid and heavy level that operate under high requirement conditions or to generate mechanic and electrical energy and in burner furnaces, dryers and boilers. Also can be used it in mid and heavy diesel engines that work in activities of mining, agriculture, construction, among others.

Specifications

Property	Method	Range		Unit
		Min.	Max.
Density, 15°C	ASTM D4052 (1)		890	Kg/m3
Ash	ASTM D482		0,01	% Mass
Sulphur Content	ASTM D4294 (2)		1,5	% Mass
Calculated Cetane Index	ASTM D4737 (3)	40		-
Pour Point	ASTM D97		0	°C
Carbon Residue (10% bottom)	ASTM D524 (4)		0,3	% Mass
Kinematic Viscosity, 40°C	ASTM D445	1,5	6,0	mm2/s
Flash Point	ASTM D93	60		°C

Others methods:

1. ASTM D287 ó ASTM D1298.
2. ASTM D5453.
3. ASTM D976.
4. ASTM D189 ó ASTM D4530.