ASTM D6227
Standard Specification for Unleaded Aviation Gasoline Containing a Non-hydrocarbon Component
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ASTM D6227 is the ASTM standard specification for unleaded aviation gasoline containing a non-hydrocarbon component. It defines a technical reference point for evaluating this type of aviation fuel and helps buyers, suppliers, and quality teams communicate around a common product definition. By focusing on composition and conformance for a specialized gasoline blend, the standard supports more consistent specification, procurement, and product verification in aviation fuel applications.
Purpose of ASTM D6227
The purpose of ASTM D6227 is to provide a standardized specification for unleaded aviation gasoline that includes a non-hydrocarbon component. In practical terms, it gives industry users a shared technical basis for describing the fuel, checking compliance, and comparing products from different sources. As an ASTM standard, it is intended to support clear requirements for material identity and quality expectations, helping reduce ambiguity in commercial and technical transactions involving this fuel type.
Common use cases of ASTM D6227
This specification is commonly used when evaluating, supplying, or purchasing unleaded aviation gasoline formulated with a non-hydrocarbon component. It may be referenced in fuel procurement documents, product qualification workflows, quality control programs, and compliance reviews where a defined aviation gasoline specification is needed. ASTM D6227 can also serve as a technical reference for laboratories, distributors, and aviation fuel stakeholders that need a consistent standard for acceptance and documentation.
Why ASTM D6227 matters
ASTM D6227 matters because aviation fuel needs consistent definition and reliable quality expectations. Using a recognized specification helps support compliance, reduce procurement uncertainty, and improve product evaluation across the supply chain. For organizations involved in testing or acceptance decisions, the standard provides a clearer basis for judging whether a product matches the intended unleaded aviation gasoline specification. That consistency can also help lower risk in technical reviews and purchasing decisions.
- Unleaded aviation gasoline specification
- Non-hydrocarbon component context
- Quality control and acceptance reference
- Procurement and compliance support
- Technical document for fuel evaluation
- Publication Date: 2024-12-11
- Publisher: ASTM
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