Fuel Testing

Schedule 1 Fuel Testing

Schedule 1 Fuel Test gives a broad understanding of the condition of fuel and its suitability for use. It results in a basic fuel condition report.

Features

• A screening test to determine if there is a problem with the fuel
• Useful for determining compliance with Australian Standard AS3570 or, if water and/or sediment accumulation are suspected as the likely cause of performance problems or component damage.

Schedule 2 Fuel Testing

Schedule 2 Fuel Test provides a relatively detailed fuel condition report. This test gives the user a clear understanding of the condition of their fuel and its suitability for use.

Features

• More comprehensive than a Schedule 1 Test.
• Also provides a microscopic identification of sediment for possible sources of contaminant.
• It also measures bacterial / fungal growth that may cause filter blockage and performance problems.

Schedule 3 Fuel Testing

Schedule 3 Fuel Test provides the most comprehensive fuel condition report available.

Features

• Provides a complete analysis of the condition of fuel and its suitability for use
• Allows a clear understanding of whether the fuel can be treated or requires disposal
• A quality check for conformance with AS3570 for fuel sale
• This schedule will provide a definite conclusion on the fuel’s fitness for use
• Identifies the causes of performance problems (low power, smoking, component damage etc)
• Indicates poor fuel quality due to contamination by light or heavy grade products such as kerosene, solvents, petrol, wax, oil etc.

Analysis Methods associated with Testing Levels

If you would like to contact us at [email protected] one of our experts would be delighted to assist you in your fuel testing needs.