aviation fuel Germany

...In aviation, weight plays a central role. Every gram saved helps to reduce fuel consumption and build more efficient aircraft. However, in the quest for the lightest components, there can be no compromises on safety and reliability; the extremely strict quality standards of the aviation industry apply here. Our thermoplastic profiles meet the highest requirements for mechanical strength, fire...

...Jet fuel is a type of aviation fuel designed for use in aircraft powered by gas-turbine engines. It is clear to straw-colored in appearance. The most commonly used fuels for commercial aviation are Jet A and Jet A-1 which are produced to a standardized international specification. ...

...Advantages Large filtration area; high filtration capacity; long life-cycle Area of application For the filtration of aviation fuel as well as dehydration of oil and diesel Flow rate Various filter sizes and the modular design enable any required flow rate. classification number P45 Filter aid - Filtration degree 1 - 10 µm Medium Kerosene, hydrocarbon Filter material Coalescer elements, pleated paper...

...Continuous measurements of conductivity in aviation fuel (kerosene) Light mineral oils, such as kerosene, are transported from the refinery through the storage facility to the airport via pipelines; rolling or hydraulic oils flow through ring lines via pumps and filters to the storage tank. Since these mineral oils have low conductivity, the risk of electrostatic charging is very high.

...The PAMAS S40 AVTUR is a portable particle counter designed for the aviation industry, equipped with a special AVTUR mode for the IP577 standard of the Energy Institute London. A ceramic piston pump ensures a constant flow rate. The operation of the system is simple and intuitive, thanks to the robust touch screen with a graphical display and keypad. The instrument features a data storage capacity for over 4000 measurements and is equipped with a built-in battery that lasts more than three hours. Sample supply can be done without pressure from bottles, as well as under pressure up to 6 bar.

...bitumen, aviation turbine fuel, marine fuels, racing fuels, benzene, C7 cut, C4 cut, ethylene, propylene, liquefied gas, sulfur, petroleum coke, special fuels, butadiene, kerosene, hydrogen. OMV is the only integrated oil and gas company in Bavaria, with activities ranging from oil and gas exploration in southern Bavaria to refining and the service station and customer business. OMV Germany currently operates 400 service stations, 260 of which are located in Bavaria, representing a market share of nearly 10%. Additional stations are located in Saxony and Thuringia.