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58 O O Sulphur content - 54 O .Pour point define as - A Lowest temperature at which fuel will flow under cooling. B - Lowest temperature at which fuel will flow under heating. A Depends on source of crude oil and less on the refining process B Not Depends on source of crude oil and less on the refining process. O .Ash content is - 55 A - organic material in fuel O B - Inorganic material in fuel O

58 O O Sulphur content - 54 O .Pour point define as - A Lowest temperature at which fuel will flow under cooling. B - Lowest temperature at which fuel will flow under heating. A Depends on source of crude oil and less on the refining process B Not Depends on source of crude oil and less on the refining process. O .Ash content is - 55 A - organic material in fuel O B - Inorganic material in fuel O

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.Pour point define as - A Lowest temperature at which fuel will flow under cooling. B-Lowest temperature at which fuel will flow under heating. A - Depends on source of crude oil and less on the refining process B - Not Depends on source of crude oil and less on the refining process. O O Sulphur content - 54 O .Ash content is - 55 A - organic material in fuel O B - Inorganic material in fuel O
Transcribed Image Text:.Pour point define as - A Lowest temperature at which fuel will flow under cooling. B-Lowest temperature at which fuel will flow under heating. A - Depends on source of crude oil and less on the refining process B - Not Depends on source of crude oil and less on the refining process. O O Sulphur content - 54 O .Ash content is - 55 A - organic material in fuel O B - Inorganic material in fuel O
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