1000 liters * 0.9985 = 998.5 liters

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In ASTM table no.54 for VCF which density is used ... - MySeaTime

Suppose you have 1000 liters of diesel fuel measured at 20°C, and you want to know its volume at 15°C (the reference temperature). Using ASTM Table 54, you find the appropriate VCF for diesel fuel at 20°C. If the VCF is 0.9985, then the volume of diesel fuel at 15°C would be:

vcf = vcf_table54_groupB(observed_temp, observed_density) observed_volume = 1000.0 # m³ volume_at_15C = observed_volume * vcf

# Volume Correction Factor vcf = density_15C / density_obs_kgm3 return round(vcf, 5)

Astm Table 54 Portable

1000 liters * 0.9985 = 998.5 liters

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In ASTM table no.54 for VCF which density is used ... - MySeaTime 1000 liters * 0

Suppose you have 1000 liters of diesel fuel measured at 20°C, and you want to know its volume at 15°C (the reference temperature). Using ASTM Table 54, you find the appropriate VCF for diesel fuel at 20°C. If the VCF is 0.9985, then the volume of diesel fuel at 15°C would be: astm table 54

vcf = vcf_table54_groupB(observed_temp, observed_density) observed_volume = 1000.0 # m³ volume_at_15C = observed_volume * vcf

# Volume Correction Factor vcf = density_15C / density_obs_kgm3 return round(vcf, 5)

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