JP4 aviation fuel

Known as: JP-4

National Institutes of Health

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1997

A site that was contaminated with JP-4 jet fuel was characterized microbiologically to assess the feasibility of nitrate-enhanced…

1996

This study uses a computer model to examine one of the jet fuel spills which occurred at the Massachusetts Military Reservation…

1973

Abstract : Previous work by various investigators has shown that the hydrogen content of a hydrocarbon jet fuel is the primary…

1973

Abstract : Air Force flight suits made from PBI and Nomex fabrics were exposed to JP-4 liquid fuel fires to evaluate the thermal…

1969

Abstract : Inerting of aircraft fuel tanks to eliminate fires and explosions can be accomplished by a number of methods. Oxygen…

1965

Abstract : Malfunctions and changes occurring in JP-4 fuel systems have been attributed to the presence of microorganisms. The…

1959

The performance for four altitudes (sea-level, 51,000, 65,000, and 70,000 ft) of a rocket engine having a nozzle area ratio of 48…

1956

Two current turbojet engines were operated with gaseous-hydrogen and JP-4 fuels at very high altitudes and a simulated Mach…

1955

The ideal temperature rise due to the constant-pressure combustion of a methylene (CH sub 2) fuel was calculated. CH sub 2 fuel…