Aviation kerosenes
Tests of aviation kerosenes jet type A-1 (NATO Code: F – 35) in line with the requirements ASTM D 1655 (DEF STAN 91 – 91)
Property |
Appearance |
Acid number |
Aromates content |
Naphthalenes |
Sulfur content |
Mercaptan sulfur |
Doctor test |
Distillation test |
Flash point |
Density at 15 °C |
Crystallizing point |
Kinematic viscosity at -20 °C |
Height of smoking flame |
Calorific value |
Corrosion effect on copper (2 h at 100 °C) |
Thermal stability under dynamic conditions – JFTOT |
Resin content |
Interaction of fuel with water |
Aqueous MSEP |
Electric conductivity |
BOCLE test |
X)Test methods and extent of properties are the same also for Aviation Kerosene Type with the NATO code F – 34 according to DEF STAN 91 – 87
Tests of aviation kerosene type PL – 7 according to PN 25-005-02 (company standard of Slovnaft, a. s.)
Property |
Appearance |
Acid number |
Aromates and olefins |
Naphthalenes |
Ash content |
Sulfur content |
Mercaptan sulfur |
Doctor test |
Distillation test |
Flash point PM |
Density at 15 °C |
Crystallizing point |
Kinematic viscosity at 20 °C |
Kinematic viscosity at -20 °C |
Height of smoking flame |
Calorific value |
Corrosion effect on copper (2h/100 °C) |
Corrosion test on a silver plate (4h/50 °C) |
Thermal stability under dynamic conditions at 260 °C/150 min – JFTOT |
Resin content |
Interaction of fuel with water |
Aqueous MSEP |
Electric conductivity |
BOCLE test |