Testing under 25 degrees A.P.I.
Part of: 270900 — Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals, crude:
N329883 · 2023-01-17 — The tariff classification and eligibility of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) of a bitumen and diluent blended product from Canada
The product in question is referred to as Western Canada Dilbit Blend (WDB) described as a bitumen and diluent blended crude oil product. The WDB consists of a blend of crudes produced at three different oil sands projects in Canada. The three crude streams that make up the WDB are diluted bitumen or “dilbit” which is a combination of bitumen with diluent. Dilbit is a relatively clean bitumen (containing less than 0.5% water and solids) diluted with 20-40 percent diluent by volume. The three crude streams that make up WDB are transported from each product site to a central terminal in Canada…
N326355 · 2022-06-22 — The tariff classification of a bitumen and diluent blended product from Canada
The product in question is a bitumen and diluent blended crude oil product. Bitumen is extracted from oil sands in Canada. The extracted bitumen is separated from existing water by mixing with diluent. Additional diluent is added to allow the bitumen to be transported by pipeline to a processing facility. At the facility, the diluent will be separated from the crude product. The diluent will be sold in the Canadian market. The remaining product will be a crude oil product containing a small percentage of diluent and having an API gravity testing within the heavy crude range. It is not a…
N266622 · 2015-07-30 — Tariff classification, country of origin and NAFTA eligibility of crude oil from Canada
Newalta receives waste crude oil emulsions (slop oils) from Canadian producers to be recycled into heavy crude oil at its facilities in Canada. Slop oils are obtained from the cleaning of oil field production tanks, vessels and equipment and as a waste product from crude oil cleaning upstream of the refining process. Slop oils consist of waste crude oil, water and ultrafine solid waste. Slop oils cause problems in the production of quality crude oil and must be routinely removed and treated or disposed of. Slop oils are fit only for the recovery of raw materials. Newalta uses specialized…
H016802 · 2008-11-19 — Request for Binding Ruling; Classification of Bitumen-Condensate Blends
, (BP), dated June 1, 2007, to United States Customs and Border Protection (“CBP”), in which BP requested a binding ruling pertaining to the tariff classification of certain bitumen-condensate blends (Cold Lake Crude (Canada) Oil) and Peace River Heavy (Canada) Crude Oil) under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTSUS”). Crude Assay Reports on the Cold Lake and Peace River Crude Oils were included with your request. In reaching our decision, we have taken into consideration additional information provided to CBP by BP’s counsel during discussions held in January, March and…
L83625 · 2005-04-10 — Tariff classification of Petrozuata Heavy synthetic crude oil from Venezuela.
An extra-heavy bituminous crude oil of 9oAPI, is extracted from the earth in the Orinoco Region of Venezuela, by mixing with a diluent (naphtha) to bring it to 16oAPI for transport to the Petrozuata Upgrader. The blended stream is desalted, fractioned and the naphtha separated. Except for naphtha all liquid fractions are recombined to form Petrozuata Heavy, a synthetic crude oil refinery feedstock of 19-20oAPI: API Gravity 60oF 19.5oAPI Specific Gravity 60oF 0.9350 10.15 wt% Recovered 155-380oF (approx) 55.51 wt% Recovered 510-725oF (approx) 86.48 wt% Recovered 830-1050oF (approx) Final…
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