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How to Determine the Freezing Point of Diesel in Storage Tanks

2026-07-15 Leave a message

1. Standardized Sampling & Sample Pre‑treatment

  • Representative sampling – heat sample until completely melted and thoroughly mix to ensure compositional uniformity.
  • Prevents stratification or wax crystallization deviations.
  • Ensures test results accurately reflect overall low‑temperature performance.

2. Strict Adherence to Standard Testing Procedures

  • National standard methods – place pre‑treated sample in test tube; control cooling rate in cold bath.
  • Tilt at 45° for one minute at target temperature; observe liquid surface movement.
  • If liquid stops flowing, record as pour point; if flow continues, cool further until stationary.

3. Precise Environmental & Operational Control

  • Precision instruments – accurate temperature measurement and controlled cooling rate to avoid supercooling.
  • Strictly follow standard timing, tilt angle, and avoid violent agitation.
  • Minimizes human error and ensures data reliability.

4. Comprehensive Assessment with CFPP

  • Cold Filter Plugging Point (CFPP) – complements freezing point for practical low‑temperature performance.
  • CFPP simulates actual filter conditions; more practical for cold regions.
  • Provides scientific basis for winter diesel anti‑freeze management.
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