What is density of Bunker at 100 deg C relative to density at 15 deg C?

The density of bunker fuel decreases as temperature increases. At 100°C, the density of bunker fuel is typically lower than at 15°C due to thermal expansion. Generally, the density of bunker fuel at 100°C may be approximately 5-10% less than at 15°C, depending on the specific type of bunker fuel. To obtain precise values, one would need to refer to the specific density chart for the type of bunker fuel in question.