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- Manufacturer: Chevron Phillips Chemical Company
- Product Line: Chevron Phillips Chemical TrusTec® Reference Fuels
- Product: TrusTec® Rubber Swelling Test Fluids
- Industries: Energy
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
TrusTec® Reference Fuel A
TrusTec® Reference Fuel A is a test fluid composed of 99.75% isooctane and 0.10% n-heptane for ASTM D 471 rubber compatibility testing.
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Specifications
Form: Liquid
Color: Colorless
Odor: Mild
Flash point, °F: 18
Molecular weight, g/mol: 114.26
Boiling point, °F: 210
Vapor pressure, psi at 37.8°C: 1.7
- Manufacturer: Chevron Phillips Chemical Company
- Product Line: Chevron Phillips Chemical TrusTec® Reference Fuels
- Product: TrusTec® Rubber Swelling Test Fluids
- Industries: Energy
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
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Overview
TrusTec® Reference Fuel A is a test fuel intended to be used to analyze vulcanized rubber's response to liquid exposure under ASTM D 471. TrusTec® Reference Fuel A is composed of 99.75% isooctane and 0.10% n-heptane by volume, and has a mild action on rubber vulcanizates. This imitates the actions of low-swelling, highly paraffinic gasolines, permitting manufacturers and laboratories to measure the swelling effects produced by commercial gasolines.
Specifications
Form: Liquid
Color: Colorless
Odor: Mild
Flash point, °F: 18
Molecular weight, g/mol: 114.26
Boiling point, °F: 210
Vapor pressure, psi at 37.8°C: 1.7
Features & Benefits
- Meets ASTM D 471 requirements
- 99.75% isooctane and 0.1% n-heptane blend
- Excellent quality control and reliable results
Problems Solved
Vulcanized rubber that shows reaction with gasoline, such as swelling, shrinking or deterioration, can affect machinery or final product performance, particularly in industries like automotive, aerospace or refining that need rubber components to withstand fuel exposure.
Applications
Rubber compatibility analysis
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