2-K grade kerosene can contain up to 0.30 percent sulfur, which is a much higher level than 1-K grade. 2-K grade kerosene must only be burned in appliances where there is a ventilation/exhaust unit. The fumes released can be very harmful if inhaled. In the case of heaters, 2-K will affect proper fuel wicking, creating the need for frequent wick cleaning and maintenance that can produce an explosion and/or fire hazard.
- Home
- Services
- Petroleum
- Base Oils Groups
- Base Oils Analysis
- White Oil – Mineral Oil Analysis
- Mineral Oils Acidity (TAN) & Alkalinity (TBN)
- Mineral Oils Aniline Point
- Mineral Oils Cloud Point
- Mineral Oils Color
- Mineral Oils Composition
- Mineral Oils Flash Point
- Mineral Oils Iodine Number
- Mineral Oils Pour Point
- Mineral Oils Refractive Index
- Mineral Oils Specific Gravity
- Mineral Oils Ultraviolet Absorption
- Mineral Oils Viscosity
- Mineral Oils % Water
- Lubricants
- Lubricating Oil Analysis
- Fuels
- Used Oil
- Environmental
- Metals
- Petroleum
- Client Resources
- About Us
- Contact Us
- News