#ASTM TABLE 54B PDF MANUALS#
The instruction manual has been updated and can be downloaded from the page in this blog with the title ‘User Manuals for Oil Calculators’. 6:VCF is calculated using either 4 or 5 decimals, depending on whether you have chosen to use 1980 tables or 2004 tables in ‘Settings’.
#ASTM TABLE 54B PDF UPDATE#
If your density is different, simply update the density field.
When you press the ‘Metric’ button, the button title changes to ‘Imperial’, indicating that calculations are performed using the Imperial Standard:Ģ:Select the aromatic product you wish to calculate for, using the drop down (showing ‘Benzene’ by default):ģ:When using the SI Metric Standard, select either ‘density 15C’ or ‘density 20C’:Ĥ:When using the Imperial Standard, select either ‘Gallons’ or ‘Bbls’ as volume unit:ĥ:When you select an aromatics product, a default density corresponding to the selected product is automatically entered in the density field. To use this module, simply follow these steps: 1:Set SI Metric or Imperial Standards using the button ‘Metric’: by default the aromatics calculator uses the SI Metric Standard. The calculation of aromatics uses ASTM D1555 to calculate VCF as well as weights and volumes using Imperial Standards, while D1555M uses SI Metric standards. – Updated the Quantity Editor to reflect the changes made in the main calculator screen.
– Changed the way Bbls at 60☏ are calculated when using density at 20☌ to more accurately match the conversion from M³ at 20☌ to Bbls at 60☏. The new version contains various updates and improvements: – Added a new module, for calculating aromatics in accordance with ASTM D1555 and D1555M. Today a new version of OilCalcsPro for Android (version 1.4.0) was published.
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