Distribution date: 09 December 2004

Es aplicable a la fracción intermedia de la destilación que se conoce como Kerosene de Iluminación que se obtiene entre la Nafta (base para la gasolina) y el diesel, de características parafínicas y con un rango de destilación (ebullición) ASTM entre 200ºC y 300C. Especifica las características físico químicas del Kerosene de Iluminación, combustible utilizado en el sector doméstico, en escala reducida, principalmente para cocción de alimentos e iluminación donde no existe energía eléctrica, otras aplicaciones de este producto en escala aun más reducida, son como: solvente, agente pesticida y combustible para tractores. El Kerosene de Iluminación no se debe aplicar como fuente de energía directa para la producción de alimentos y bebidas.

Products Covered: Central American Tariff System (SAC) subheading 2710.19.12

Regulation Type: Regular notification

Distribution date: 09 December 2004

Especifica las características, físico químicas que debe cumplir la gasolina superior para uso automotriz. Se aplica al derivado del petróleo conocido como gasolina superior, formado por una mezcla compleja de distintos tipos de hidrocarburos (parafínicos, nafténicos, olefínicos y aromáticos), cuyo rango de destilación (ebullición) varía entre 30 C y 225 C.

Products Covered: Central American Tariff System (SAC) subheading 2710.11.30

Regulation Type: Regular notification

Distribution date: 09 December 2004

Especifica las características, físico químicas que debe cumplir la gasolina superior para uso automotriz. Se aplica al derivado del petróleo conocido como gasolina superior, formado por una mezcla compleja de distintos tipos de hidrocarburos (parafínicos, nafténicos, olefínicos y aromáticos), cuyo rango de destilación (ebullición) varía entre 30 C y 225 C.

Products Covered: Central American Tariff System (SAC) subheading 2710.11.30

Regulation Type: Regular notification

Distribution date: 09 December 2004

This Technical Regulation establishes the specifications for certain types of aviation gasoline for civil use. It does not cover all gasoline suitable for reciprocating aircraft engines. This Regulation establishes the physico-chemical characteristics of the aviation gasoline known as "AvGas", the specific processing properties of which make it an appropriate fuel for spark-ignition reciprocating aircraft engines. Its main properties include volatility limits, stability, detonation-free combustion, and design and suitability for low-temperature operability. This Regulation does not apply to aviation kerosene (Jet A-1), the specifications for which are set out in another Regulation.

Products Covered: Petroleum products.  Aviation gasoline (AvGas) - International Classification for Standards (ICS) code 75.160.20 and tariff heading 2710

Regulation Type: Regular notification

Distribution date: 09 December 2004

This Technical Regulation establishes the specifications for certain types of aviation gasoline for civil use. It does not cover all gasoline suitable for reciprocating aircraft engines. This Regulation establishes the physico-chemical characteristics of the aviation gasoline known as "AvGas", the specific processing properties of which make it an appropriate fuel for spark-ignition reciprocating aircraft engines. Its main properties include volatility limits, stability, detonation-free combustion, and design and suitability for low-temperature operability. This Regulation does not apply to aviation kerosene (Jet A-1), the specifications for which are set out in another Regulation.

Products Covered: Petroleum products.  Aviation gasoline (AvGas) - International Classification for Standards (ICS) code 75.160.20 and tariff heading 2710

Regulation Type: Regular notification

Distribution date: 09 December 2004

This Technical Regulation applies to illuminating kerosene, the petroleum middle distillate fraction intermediate in volatility between naphtha (raw material of petrol) and diesel oil, with the characteristics of paraffin and an American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) distillation (boiling) range of between 200°C and 300°C. This Regulation establishes the physico-chemical characteristics of illuminating kerosene, a fuel used on a small scale in the domestic sector, mainly for cooking and lighting, in the absence of electric power. Other even smaller-scale applications of this product are as a solvent, pesticide agent and tractor fuel. Illuminating kerosene must not be used as a direct source of energy for food or beverage production.

Products Covered: Petroleum products.  Illuminating kerosene (International Classification for Standards (ICS) code 75.160.20 and HS tariff heading 2710)

Regulation Type: Regular notification

Distribution date: 09 December 2004

This Technical Regulation applies to illuminating kerosene, the petroleum middle distillate fraction intermediate in volatility between naphtha (raw material of petrol) and diesel oil, with the characteristics of paraffin and an American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) distillation (boiling) range of between 200°C and 300°C. This Regulation establishes the physico-chemical characteristics of illuminating kerosene, a fuel used on a small scale in the domestic sector, mainly for cooking and lighting, in the absence of electric power. Other even smaller-scale applications of this product are as a solvent, pesticide agent and tractor fuel. Illuminating kerosene must not be used as a direct source of energy for food or beverage production.

Products Covered: Petroleum products.  Illuminating kerosene (International Classification for Standards (ICS) code 75.160.20 and HS tariff heading 2710)

Regulation Type: Regular notification

Distribution date: 09 December 2004

This Technical Regulation applies to the petroleum middle distillate fraction intermediate in volatility between naphtha (raw material of petrol) and diesel oil, the performance characteristics of which - easy to pump at low temperatures, easy to reignite at high altitudes and optimum combustion - make it ideal for aircraft turbines. This Regulation establishes the physico-chemical characteristics of aviation fuel, in particular for turbine aircraft. It does not apply to Aviation Gasoline (AvGas), the specifications for which are set out in another Regulation.

Products Covered: Petroleum products.  Aviation kerosene (Jet A-1) - International Classification for Standards (ICS) code 75.160.20 and HS tariff heading 2710

Regulation Type: Regular notification

Distribution date: 09 December 2004

This Technical Regulation applies to the petroleum middle distillate fraction intermediate in volatility between naphtha (raw material of petrol) and diesel oil, the performance characteristics of which - easy to pump at low temperatures, easy to reignite at high altitudes and optimum combustion - make it ideal for aircraft turbines. This Regulation establishes the physico-chemical characteristics of aviation fuel, in particular for turbine aircraft. It does not apply to Aviation Gasoline (AvGas), the specifications for which are set out in another Regulation.

Products Covered: Petroleum products.  Aviation kerosene (Jet A-1) - International Classification for Standards (ICS) code 75.160.20 and HS tariff heading 2710

Regulation Type: Regular notification

Distribution date: 09 December 2004

This Technical Regulation establishes the physico-chemical requirements for premium petrol for use in motor vehicles. It applies to the petroleum derivative known as premium petrol, which is formed from a complex mixture of different types of hydrocarbons (paraffinic, naphthenic, olefinic and aromatic) and has a distillation (boiling) range of between 30°C and 225°C.

Products Covered: Petroleum products.  Premium petrol (International Classification for Standards (ICS) code 75.160.20 and HS tariff heading 2710)

Regulation Type: Regular notification