Description:
Jet fuel is a specialized aviation fuel designed to power gas-turbine engines in commercial, military, and private aircraft. It is a high-energy, refined petroleum product known for its excellent combustion stability, low freezing point, and high calorific value, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency in extreme flying conditions.
Jet fuel is formulated to meet strict international aviation standards, ensuring safety, reliability, and reduced environmental impact. It contains performance-enhancing additives such as anti-icing agents and antioxidants to prevent fuel degradation and improve engine longevity.
Available Grades:
- Jet A: Commonly used in commercial aviation in the U.S.
- Jet A-1: Internationally used fuel with a lower freezing point.
- JP-5 & JP-8: Military-grade jet fuels with enhanced safety properties.
Specifications:
- Flash Point: ≥ 38°C (Jet A, Jet A-1)
- Freezing Point: -40°C (Jet A) | -47°C (Jet A-1)
- Density at 15°C: 0.775-0.840 g/cm³
- Sulfur Content: ≤ 0.30%
- Net Calorific Value: 42-44 MJ/kg
- Additives: Antioxidants, static dissipators, anti-icing agents
- Standard Compliance: ASTM D1655, DEF STAN 91-91, ICAO Annex 16
Applications:
- Commercial Aviation: Powers passenger and cargo aircraft.
- Military Aviation: Used in fighter jets, helicopters, and transport aircraft.
- Private & Business Jets: High-performance fuel for executive aircraft.
- Aerospace Industry: Used in rocket propulsion systems and test engines.
Jet fuel is an essential energy source for global air travel and defense sectors. With its advanced formulation and high-performance capabilities, it ensures the safe and efficient operation of aircraft under extreme conditions.