Vol-1, Part 1, Pages 1 - 102, 5.20 MB |
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Opening Address – I: A. King |
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Opening Address – II: H. U. Schellhase |
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Aviation Fuels – I. Dr. Cyrus P. Henry, Jr., Chair |
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Removal of Copper from Fuel by Immobilized Heterogeneous Chelating Agent |
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D. B. Puranik, Y. Guo, A. Sing, R. E. Morris, A. Huang, L. Salvucci, R. Kamin, J. Hughes, V. David, and E. L. Chang* |
Effectiveness of MDA on Jet Fuel Thermal Stability as Determined Using the Gravimetric JFTOT: Effects of Extended Duration Testing and Time of Addition of MDA. |
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S. G. Pande & D. R. Hardy* |
Retention of Metal Deactivator Additive Performance During Storage of Aviation Turbine Fuels. |
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C. P. Henry, Jr. |
The “Black Avtur” Incident in Northern Australia (1994/95); Report on the AMRL Investigation (1995/97). |
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A. J. Power*, P. M. Rawson, M. G. O’Connell, L. W. Hillen, and G. G. McVea |
Jet Fuel Contamination by Diesel Fuel Dye. |
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K. H. Strauss |
Impact of Caustic Treating on the Filterability of Jet Fuel. |
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L. D. Palmer*, K. M. O’Callaghan, and B. C. Springthorpe |
Vol-1, Part 2, Pages 103 - 200, 3.98 MB |
Aviation Fuels – II. Dr. J. M. Bauldreay, Chair |
Measurement of Dissolved and Total Water Content in Advanced Turbine Engine Fuels with a Gas-Liquid Chromatographic OTC Technique |
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S. D. Anderson, A. Rubey*, and R. C. Striebich |
Aviation Fuel Handling: New Mechanistic Insight to the Effect of Surfactants on Water Coalescer Performance |
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V. B. Hughes |
An Analytical Approach to Water Separation from Jet Fuels and Coalescer Disarming. |
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P. David, S. E. Taylor*, and A. J. Woodward |
Stadis 450® in Aviation Fuel Applications – Updated. |
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C. P. Henry, Jr. |
The Effect of Phenolic Impurities in Jet Fuel on the Behaviour of Conductivity Improvers. |
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B. Dacre and J. I. Hetherington* |
Copper Contamination of Jet Fuel From Ships’ Heating Coils. |
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P. David*, A. Goddard, S. E. Taylor, and A. J. Woodward |
Aviation Fuels – III. Dr. J. I. Hetherington, Chair |
Characterization and Quantification of Deposits from Thermally Stressed Aviation Fuels. |
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C. Baker, P. David, I. Love, R. Mogford, S. E. Taylor* and A. J. Woodward |
Vol-1, Part 3, Pages 201 - 270, 4.91 MB |
Impact of Fuel Recirculation on Thermal Stability. |
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E. G. Jones*, W. K. Balster, and L. M. Balster |
Comparison of the Effects of Storage Conditions, Type of Soluble Copper, and MDA on JP-5 Fuel Thermal Stability. |
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S. G. Pande* and D. R. Hardy |
Investigation of the Effects of Time on the Physical Collection of Aviation Fuel Deposits in a Scaled Turbulent Flow System. |
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J. E. Colbert* and C. J. Nowack |
Evaluation of JP-8+100 Fuel Compatibility with Aircraft Fuel System Materials: The Effect of Detergent/Disperant on Aircraft Materials. |
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D. H. Kalt |
Vol-1, Part 4, Pages 271 - 352, 4.19 MB |
JP-8+100: The Development of High Thermal Stability Jet Fuel. |
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S. P. Heneghan* and W. E. Harrison, II |
Additive Stability in JP8 Metal Alloy Systems at Elevated Temperatures. |
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M. D. Vangsness* and S. P. Heneghan |
Aviation Fuels – IV. Dr. P. David, Chair |
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High Reynolds Number Thermal Stability (HiReTS) Rig for Realistic, Rapid Evaluation of Distillate Fuel Thermal Oxidative Stability. |
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J. M. Bauldreay*, R. J. Heins, G. Houlbrook, and J. Smith |
Electrical Conductivity of HITTS Additive Packages for the JP8+100 Programme. |
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B. Dacre* and J. I. Hetherington |
Testing JP-8+100 Packages in European Jet Fuels-Evaluating and Understanding Benefits and Drawbacks. |
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J. M. Bauldrey*, W. G. Blundell, R. J. Heins, G. Houlbrook, and J. Smith |
Vol-1, Part 5, Pages 353 - 493, 4.95 MB |
Experimental Evaluation of the Two-Tiered JFTOT Temperature Provision for Jet A Fuels. |
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C. Mosses*, S. Seto and S. Anderson |
Studies of Jet Fuel Oxidation Using Oxidation Monitoring and Chemical Kinetic Modeling. |
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S. Zabarnick*, S. D. Whitacre, M. S. Mick, and J. S. Ervin |
Numerical Simulations of Jet Fuel Oxidation and Fluid Dynamics. |
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J. S. Ervin* and S. Zabarnick |
Long-Term and Strategic Storage. Dr. E. David, Chair |
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Eighteen Years of EBV’s Handling and Quality Experience. |
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J. W. J. Koenig |
Long-Term Storage Stabilities of Crude Oil Reserved by Japan National Oil Corporation. |
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T. Hara*, N. Hinata, Y. Imagawa, M. Kawai, Y. Imai, Y. Kon, and
T. Seiki |
Long-Term Gasoline Storage at Geosel Manosque Slat Cavern Field |
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E. David* & G. Le Ricousse |
Assessing the Potential for Oxidative Crude Oil Degradation During Long-Term Storage. |
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J. B. Green*, J. Y. Shay, K. Q. Stirling, and H. N. Giles |