Anti-static Additive and Particulate Formation in Jet Fuel at Low Temperature

George Wu; Musbah Elzhawi; Ezzedine Alsosi; Walid Almughrabi

doi:10.37591/jopet.v9i2.2698

Journal of Petroleum Engineering & Technology

Anti-static Additive and Particulate Formation in Jet Fuel at Low Temperature

Abstract

Over-dosed anti-static additive Stadis 450 can form particulates in jet fuel when temperature goes down to around -38oC. The particulate formation was observed during freezing point test. The jet fuel produced by Toruk refinery of Arabian Gulf Oil Company of Libya had freezing point of about -55OC which is lower than required-47OC for jet fuel A-1. Key words: Libya, Tobruk refinery, Sarir refinery, Jet Fuel, Anti-Static Additive, Particulate, Low Temperature

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George Wu, Musbah Elzhawi, Ezzedine Alsosi, Walid Almughrabi. Anti-static Additive and Particulate Formation in Jet Fuel at Low Temperature. Journal of Petroleum Engineering & Technology. 2019;9(2):1–4. https://doi.org/10.37591/jopet.v9i2.2698

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Journal: Journal of Petroleum Engineering & Technology
Issue: Volume 9, Issue 2 (2019)
Pages: 1–4
Published: Sept. 3, 2019
DOI: 10.37591/jopet.v9i2.2698