LIGHT NAPHTHA Sample Clauses

LIGHT NAPHTHA. The Seller undertakes and warrants that the quality of the light grade Naphtha (LVN) supplied and delivered hereunder shall fully comply with the specifications applicable to Japan Open Spec Naphtha as per the CFR FAR EAST OPEN SPEC NAPHTHA CONTRACT applicable at the time of loading of the cargo, subject to the modifications made in the table below. For reference purposes, the specifications applicable to Japan Open Spec Naphtha as per the latest CFR FAR EAST OPEN SPEC NAPHTHA CONTRACT 2000 VERSION including such modifications as indicated (***) is as follows: PROPERTY UNIT(S) SPECIFICATION TEST METHOD ***S.G. at 60Deg F Report D 1298 ***Colour (Saybolt) Min +30 D 156 R.V.P at 37.8 Deg C (PSI) Max 12.5 D 323 ***Lead (PPB) Max 50 UOP 350 Sulphur (PPM) Max 650 IP 243 Paraffins (Vol PCT) Min 65.0 D 1319/2002 N-Paraffins (Vol PCT) Min 30.0 D 1319 Olefins (Vol PCT) Max 1.0 D 1319/2002 *** I.B.P.(Deg C) Min 25 D-86 ***95%Evap.P.(Deg C) Max 105* D-86 Total Chlorine (PPM) Max 1 combustion by IP-243 followed by colorometric determination Mercury (PPB) Max 1** Arsenic (PPB) Max 20** Oxygenated (MTBE and/or Max 50 PPM Products ETBE and/or ethanol and/or methanol) * For avoidance of doubt, fullrange Naphtha (as described for example by the Argus premium constituting component "c" of the light grade Naphtha price) typically exhibits higher value properties than the above specification, for example AG fullrange Naphtha typically has a paraffins content of 80% as opposed to the 65% stipulated in Japan Open Spec above. Likewise a typical FBP for light grade Naphthas is 100 deg C, and 140-180 deg C for fullrange Naphthas. ** Subject to typical testing procedures as applied for Naphtha in Asia.
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