Lab Results 2785 LB 2 10K UST DG700.pdf
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This document is a laboratory test report from Oil Science Laboratory (OSL) for a diesel fuel sample taken from the VA Hospital in Long Beach, California. The sample (ID: VA Hosp LB2 10K UST) was collected on 12/23/24 and tested on 1/13/25, with results delivered to California Hazardous Services in Santa Ana, CA. The analysis includes nine specific tests following ASTM standards, covering parameters such as base/sediment/water percentage, distillation characteristics, API gravity, cetane index, sulfur content, copper strip corrosion, bacteria presence, water content, and flash point. The report concludes that the diesel sample meets ASTM specifications for #2 diesel, with detailed numerical results provided for each tested parameter, including a base/sediment and water volume of <0.025%, an API gravity of 38.5, and a flash point of 132.0 degrees Fahrenheit.
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California Hazardous Services Sample ID: VA Hosp LB2 10K UST
1431 E St. Andrew Place Sample Type: Diesel
Santa Ana, CA 92705 Purchase Order: DG700
Date Sample Taken: 12/23/24
Date Sample Tested: 1/13/25
Date Results Delivered: 1/13/25
Results Delivered: Dillon Bain
Results Delivered: N/A
OSL ID: 2785
Test Methods: Various ASTM
ASTM
1. Base, Sediment and Water % Volume (BS&W) D-2709
2. Distillation D-86
IBP ASTM D86 F
10% Point F
50% Point F
90% Point F
End Point F
% Residue
3. API Gravity 60F D-287
4. Cetane Index D-976
5. Sulfur (ppm) D-7039
6. Copper Strip D-130
7. Bacteria Sanicheck AB
8. Water D-7546
9. Flash Point D-93
Based on test results sample meets ASTM specifications for #2 diesel.
This analysis is intended as an aid in a physical system/fluid review. No guarantee, expressed or implied, is made against the failure of components, engines, generators, or any othe system(s), or lack of their operation / start-up. Certain types of unusual catastrophic conditions leading to failure do not produce abnormal or severe readings. Catastrophic equipment failure can occur immediately after routine analysis. A different sample taken at the same/different time may produce different results; sample taken from different exit points, depths, or areas in the system can also produce significantly different results.
Data is provided for informational purposes only. This solely limits liability of Oil Science Laboratory for any mistakes, errors, or omissions in this analysis to the full price paid for this analysis only.
1.9
38.5
50.0
16.0
1A
Negative 0
32ppm
132.0
Laboratory Results
<0.025
C u st o m e r
S a m p le D a ta
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