Crudes and Blended Residual Fuels Sample Clauses

Crudes and Blended Residual Fuels. CRUDES - Crude oils from different geographical areas vary widely in levels of trace metal contaminants, ash, sulfur and wax and in such physical properties as viscosity, gravity and distillation range. Most crudes will have flash points below 1 00(Degree)F (38(Degree)C) due to highly volatile components. Some very low ash crudes, typified by Indonesian and North African crudes, have 0 to 5 ppm of vanadium requiring minimal or no inhibition. Other crudes for gas turbine application range up to 100 ppm vanadium. Most crudes require desalting, especially if water transportation has been used. BLENDED HEAVY DISTILLATE - Petroleum distillate contaminated with or blended with lesser amounts of residual petroleum products, but with vanadium contents of 5 ppm or less. They may have wax contents requiring heating for pumping and filtering. They may also require washing for desalting, especially if water transportation has been used. Other Names: 3-GT Gas Turbine Fuel 4-D Diesel Fuel Marine Diesel Fuel BLENDED RESIDUALS - Blended residuals lie between blended heavy distillates and heavy residuals. They are commonly blended to specific maximum sulfur levels to meet applicable codes. Vanadium contents are in the 5 ppm to 100 ppm range normally. These fuels require complete fuel treatment.
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