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pour point

noun

Chemistry.
  1. the lowest temperature at which a substance will flow under given conditions.


pour point

noun

  1. chem the lowest temperature at which a mineral oil will flow under specified conditions
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Origin of pour point1

First recorded in 1920–25
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"Second, the fuel must have the right boiling point distribution, and then it has to have properties called lubricity, which means it does not cause excessive wear of the turbine components. "It also has to have a very low pour point, which means the temperature at which the fuel becomes gelatinous and therefore no longer flows.

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The American Petroleum Institute classifies base oils into 5 groups according to characteristics such as sulfur content, saturated paraffin content, viscosity and pour point.

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One shipping source familiar with the matter said it would take about 10 days to get ready as one of the crude grades, Bu Attifel, needs to be heated to reach the required pour point.

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One shipping source familiar with the matter said it would take some 10 days to get ready as one of the crude grades, Bu Attifel, needs to be heated to reach the required pour point.

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The original product was an I.G. synthetic lubricant, but it was a Standard engineer who had the wit to see in it the "pour point depressant" for which all U.S. oil companies had been searching for years, Paraflow was a gold mine: it yielded Standard more than $1,000,000 a year, or a gross profit on sales of some 50%.

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