Transcription of Fuel properties - UPM
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Fuel properties 1 FUEL properties Fuel 1 crude oil .. 2 Gasoline .. 2 Bioethanol and ETBE .. 3 Diesel, Kerosene, and Jet fuel .. 4 Jet fuels .. 6 6 Fueloil .. 7 Heavy fueloil .. 7 natural gas, biogas, LPG and methane hydrates .. 7 Hydrogen .. 10 Production .. 10 Storage & transport .. 12 Safety .. 13 Purity .. 13 Price comparison of hydrogen energy .. 14 Hint: Hydrogen balloon combustion & explosion .. 14 Coal .. 14 Origin .. 14 Types .. 15 Uses .. 15 Composition: proximate analysis and ultimate analysis .. 16 Air requirement for theoretical combustion .. 17 Heating values .. 17 Wood .. 18 Composition .. 18 Biomass .. 19 Fuel pyrolysis .. 20 FUEL properties Fuels, as for any other type of substance, can be assigned some physical and chemical properties ( density, thermal capacity, vapour pressure, chemical formula, etc.)
Oil refineries were originally placed near the oil fields, in part because natural gas, which could not then be economically transported long distances, was available to fuel the highly energy-intensive refining process, but since 1950, for strategic reasons crude oil was …
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