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South Korea adopts European diesel lubricity limits
Diesel Fuel News, Nov 24, 2003
South Korea Adopts European Diesel Lubricity Limits: Besides moving to a 30-ppm sulfur limit in 2005, South Korea also is adopting a 460-microns wear scar maximum limit (via HFRR test), identical to European diesel, starting Jan. 1, 2005, according to International Fuel Quality Center (a Hart Downstream Energy Group unit).
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