cetane no. and sulphur required in diesel fuel for euro-IV

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cetane no. and sulphur required in diesel fuel for euro-IV..

Answer / aroh shrivastava

cetane no. = 45-48

sulfer content = 0.05%

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cetane no. and sulphur required in diesel fuel for euro-IV..

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cetane no:min 51

sulphur content: 50ppm

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