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| What is density?
Density is important in terms of quantity calculations and correct
operation of the purifier; it is also an indicator of the energy and
ignition quality of the fuel oil.
• Density is the relationship between mass and volume at a given temperature and the unit is kg/m3. The standard reference temperature used in international trade for density calculation
of petroleum products is 15°C. Applying this density at 15°C to the volume gives the weight in vacuum.
• The relationship between density and weight factor in air for fuel oils is approximately 1.1 kg/m3. To convert density at 15°C to the weight factor in air at 15°C, 1.1 kg/m3 should be deducted. |
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