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Kerosene conductivity issue

2010-07-24View Original

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Is the conductivity of jet fuel used in medium-pressure hydrogenation satisfactory? Was a substance that alters conductivity added when entering the irrigation area?
Reply #22010-07-25
It definitely fails. Generally, antistatic agents and anti-wear agents must also be added to hydrogenated aviation fuel; the antistatic agent commonly used is DuPont 450, which has been approved by the General Logistics Department’s Fuel Research Institute.
Reply #32010-08-15
I see, so it was added directly in the device?

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