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Jet Fuel, Aviation Fuel
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Jet Fuel, Aviation Fuel
by Guest » Fri Apr 25, 2008 12:04 am
Conversions for volumes and weights of Jet Fuel and Aviation Fuels.
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Re: Jet Fuel, Aviation Fuel
by convert-me.com » Mon May 12, 2008 1:47 pm
Thank you for the suggestion. We would be happy to add jet fuel and aviation fuels to our conversion. However we are not experts in those so we would need an information of what common sorts of fuels are there and what density (or specific gravity) they have. If you could provide this information, we’d be happy to add fuels to our online conversion page.
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by Dirtman » Mon Jul 07, 2008 7:20 am
pdw wrote:There used to be a range of weights that jet fuel could weigh ... depending on which region of the world might still be so.
The precise weight in any particular choice of volume relies on type.
. . . and the API gravity. Although a range of weights for various types of jet fuel could be given here, the precise weight of jet fuel varies and is dependent on API gravity. An approved cylinder must be used along with an annually certified hydrometer to make that determination.
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