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Petroleum Products

12/19/2006 2:42 AM

Appreciate if someone can provide info or a site where I can find details for such products like D2, M100, cst180, etc

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12/20/2006 4:36 AM

What are these materials?
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Re: Petroleum Products

12/20/2006 10:20 AM

Although I'm Mechanical Engineer, didn't know that terms, except by "cst180", that apparently would be a viscosity measure, v.gr. ''180 centistokes''.

But recently, I discovered as an 'add-on' to 'Mozilla Firefox' the site Answers.com, that is self-named as world's greatest encyclodictionalmanacapedia.

  • Searching the term D2 the site shows this result:

American Oil Supplier

D2 Russian Gasoil, JP-54 Jet Fuel Rebco Russian Oil, M100 Mazut,

more www.americanoilbroker.com

  • Also in Abbreviations, says:

D2 is short for Diesel Oil, 0.02% Sulfur

I hope this help you and recomend you try this site for aditional info.

With my best regards and wishing you and readers

Merry Christmas an a Happy New year
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12/20/2006 10:57 AM

Thanks...and merry x'mas and a happy new year too.
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