Typical Properties | Limit | PETRONAS' Specifications |
Density @ 15°C kg/m3 | Max | 0.9910 |
Kinematic Viscosity @ 50°C, mm2/s | Max | 380 |
Flash Point (PMCC), °C | Min | 60 |
Pour Point, °C | Max | 30 |
Water by Distillation, % volume | Max | 0.5 |
Sulphur, mass % | Max | 0.5 |
Micro Carbon Residue, mass % | Max | 18 |
Total Sediment Potential, mass % | Max | 0.1 |
Ash, mass % | Max | 0.1 |
Vanadium, mg/kg | Max | 350 |
Aluminium + Silicon, mg/kg | Max | 60 |
Zinc, mg/kg | Max | 15 |
Phosphorus, mg/kg | Max | 15 |
Calcium, mg/kg | Max | 30 |
Sodium, mg/kg | Max | 100 |
Calculated Carbon Aromatic Index (CCAI) | Max | 870 |
Hydrogen Sulphide, mg/kg | Max | 2.0 |
Total Acid Number, mgKOH/g | Max | 2.5 |
Marine Fuels and Services
PETRONAS Marine provides a full suite of marine fuels and LNG bunkering services in key global hubs, delivering affordable and sustainable energy to meet the needs of our business partners. Our global network in Europe, Middle East, and Asia ensures a reliable supply of cleaner energy solutions to support the shipping industry in meeting the IMO 2020 requirements as we sail towards lower emissions and a sustainable future.
Typical Properties | Limit | PETRONAS' Specifications |
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Typical Properties | Limit | PETRONAS' Specifications |
Density @ 15°C kg/m3 | Max | 0.9910 |
Kinematic Viscosity @ 50°C, mm2/s | Max | 380 |
Flash Point (PMCC), °C | Min | 60 |
Pour Point, °C | Max | 30 |
Water by Distillation, % volume | Max | 0.5 |
Sulphur, mass % | Max | 3.5 |
Micro Carbon Residue, mass % | Max | 18 |
Total Sediment Potential, mass % | Max | 0.1 |
Ash, mass % | Max | 0.1 |
Vanadium, mg/kg | Max | 350 |
Aluminium + Silicon, mg/kg | Max | 60 |
Zinc, mg/kg | Max | 15 |
Phosphorus, mg/kg | Max | 15 |
Calcium, mg/kg | Max | 30 |
Sodium, mg/kg | Max | 100 |
Calculated Carbon Aromatic Index (CCAI) | Max | 870 |
Hydrogen Sulphide, mg/kg | Max | 2.0 |
Total Acid Number, mgKOH/g | Max | 2.5 |
Typical Properties | Limit | PETRONAS' Specifications |
Kinematic Viscosity @ 40°C, mm2/s | Max (Min) | 6 (2) |
Density @ 15°C, kg/L | Max | 0.89 |
Cetane Index | Min | 40 |
Sulphur, % (m/m) | Max | 0.1 |
Flash Point, °C | Min | 60 |
Hydrogen Sulphide, mg/kg | Max | 2 |
Total Acid Number, mgKOH/g | Max | 0.5 |
Oxidation Stability, g/m3 | Max | 25 |
Carbon Residue on 10% Bottom, % (m/m) | Max | 0.3 |
Ash, % (m/m) | Max | 0.01 |
Lubricity, wear scar | Max | 520 |
Appearance | Bright and Clear |
Typical Properties | Limit | PETRONAS' Specifications |
Density @ 15°C, kg/L | Max | 0.9910 |
Kinematic Viscosity @ 40°C, mm2/s | Max | 380 |
Sulphur, % (m/m) | Max | 0.50 |
Water by Distillation, % (v/v) | Max | 0.50 |
Flash Point (PMCC), °C | Min | 60 |
Pour Point, °C | Max | 30 |
Micro Carbon Residue, % (m/m) | Max | 18 |
Total Sediment Potential, % (m/m) | Max | 0.1 |
Ash, % (m/m) | Max | 0.1 |
Aluminium + Silicon, mg/kg | Max | 60 |
Sodium, mg/kg | Max | 100 |
Vanadium, mg/kg | Max | 350 |
Zinc, mg/kg | Max | 15 |
Phosphorus, mg/kg | Max | 15 |
Calcium, mg/kg | Max | 30 |
Potassium, mg/kg | Max | 50 |
Calculated Carbon Aromatic Index (CCAI) | Max | 870 |
Total Acid Number, mgKOH/g | Max | 2.5 |
Hydrogen Sulphide, mg/kg | Max | 2.0 |
Nitrogen, % (m/m) | Max | 0.35 |
Gross Calorific Value, KJ/kg | Min | 39,500 |
Net Calorific Value, Kj/kg | Min | 37,000 |
Copper Strip Corrosion @ 50°C for 3 hours | Max | 1B |
Iodine Value | Max | 300 |
FAME | Report |
Component | Lean case (Mole %) | Rich case (Mole %) |
Nitrogen | 1.895 | 1.000 |
Carbon Dioxide | 0.005 | 0.005 |
Methane | 98.10 | 84.000 |
Ethane | 0.0 | 8.395 |
Propane | 0.0 | 4.000 |
i-Butane | 0.0 | 1.250 |
n-Butane | 0.0 | 1.250 |
i-Pentane | 0.0 | 0.050 |
n-Pentane | 0.0 | 0.050 |
Total | 100 | 100 |
Molecular Weight | 16.27 | 19.57 |
GHV -Btu/scf - MJ/Sm3 |
990 36.9 |
1,184 44.1 |
Bubble Point at -5 mbarg (°C) | -166.8 | -164.0 |
Liquid Density (kg/m3) | 439 | 498 |
Contaminant: Hydrogen Sulfide, mg/Nm3 Total Sulphur, mgNm3 |
Max 5.7 Max 30 |
All specifications are based on typical bunker specifications
*MJ/Sm3 measured at 15°C and 1.01325 bara
In 2019, the IMO adopted an initial international shipping greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction strategy, and eventually set out a vision to decarbonise the shipping industry as soon as possible. The initial strategy aims to make total GHG redutions of 50% by 2050 while the decarbonisation vision aims to reduce carbon intensity from shipping emission by 40% by 2030.
In this journey towards a future of reduced emissions, PETRONAS will make LNG readily available to help reduce GHG emissions in the shipping industry.
30% reduction in CO2 emissions
90% reduction in NOx emissions
ZERO sulphur emissions
All specifications are based on typical bunker specifications
*MJ/Sm3 measured at 15°C and 1.01325 bara
PETRONAS Marine has a proven track record in LNG bunker transfer, supplying LNG to customers' vessels for generation of propulsion or electrical power safely and efficiently.
We continue to explore new ways to deliver energy reliably to our business partners, including:
- barges or bunker vessels
- trucks
- cartridges or portable tanks (ISO containers)
We are an experienced operator in Southeast Asia offering LNG bunker transfer from Type-C Tanks to Membrane Tanks. Our expertise and experience in managing the pressure and temperature difference between the tanks enables PETRONAS Marine to deliver our solutions safely and efficiently to some of the world’s largest LNG-powered vessels calling to ports in the region.
PETRONAS Marine provides a comprehensive range of LNG tank conditioning services to meet the needs of our business partners. From tank gassing up to cooling down, our services help ensure that our customers’ LNG-powered vessels are in the best condition to receive LNG.
This service helps to condition new LNG storage tanks or existing ones that were exposed to atmospheres other than that of natural gas or gas feed. This is an important safety requirement to avoid explosive atmosphere mixture and contamination to the LNG.
LNG is normally kept at a cryogenic temperature of -163°C. This service cools down the LNG tank to between -130°C to -150°C prior to receiving LNG to prevent thermal shock to the tank. It is a common requirement for LNG-powered vessels to cool down the upper section of storage tank as the LNG level remaining on board reduces.
This service fulfils the standard requirement for LNG-powered vessels that are newly delivered or have recently conducted maintenance activities on the LNG storage/containment system.
PETRONAS Marine also provides heel supply to LNG carriers and LNG-powered vessels to ensure the safe and efficient operations of our business partners. With heel supply, vessels are able to maintain the ready condition of the storage tanks ahead of reaching ports, achieving significant time and cost saving on operations.