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What is the miles per gallon on jet fuel?
Depends on what airplane the jet engine is mounted in.
What is the name of airplane fuel?
Avgas is a common name for fuel used by internal combustion engines in aircraft, while jet fuel is used in jet engines.
What fuel is used in jet airplane?
Typically jet fuel, which is very similar to kerosene. Often the fuel will include additives, for example to prevent the fuel from freezing or reduce corrosion. The most common fuel is called "Jet A-1".
What type of fuel does a airplane used?
Aviation fuel, either jet fuel or aviation gas referred to as "avgas."
What engine fuel is used in airplanes?
Airplane engines use jet fuel. Read more, below.
How did the jet fuel from the airplane get on the twin towers?
The planes that crashed into the towers had full fuel tanks when at the time of impact.
Which fuel is use in airplane?
Aircraft with jet or turbine engines use varities of kerosene.
How much per gallon is airplane fuel?
Same as red diesel for jet engined planes
Which fuel is used in passenger airplane?
Aircraft with jet or turbine engines use varities of kerosene.
What fuel does an airplane engine use?
Gas turbines use jet fuel and reciprocating engines use high-octane gasoline.
What is the octane of airplane fuel?
Airplane fuel typically refers to aviation gasoline (avgas) or jet fuel. Aviation gasoline, commonly used in piston-engine aircraft, usually has an octane rating between 100 and 130, with the most common type being 100LL (low lead), which has an octane rating of 100. Jet fuel, such as Jet A or Jet A-1, does not have an octane rating because it is a kerosene-based fuel used in turbine engines, which operate differently than piston engines.
How is it possible for a jet airplane carrying 110 tons of jet fuel to emit 340 tons of carbon dioxide?
When jet fuel burns, it reacts with oxygen to release carbon dioxide. The total emissions of carbon dioxide produced by burning a certain amount of jet fuel will exceed the weight of the fuel itself, as the carbon in the fuel combines with oxygen from the atmosphere. This results in the emission of more carbon dioxide than the weight of the fuel originally carried by the airplane.
