Basic methods to assure clean, dry fuel delivery to aircraft; use of adequate settling time, floating suction and combination water separator/micronic filter at airport storage area, supplemented by water checks, drains and micronic filter at dispensing equipment; experimental jet refueler having 8000 gal capacity and dispensing 750 gal per min through two hoses, currently constructed by Shell, is based on above principles. (see also abstract in Soc Automotive Engrs -- J v 65 n 9 Aug 1957 p 77-8)
Turbine-powered aircraft demand new fuel handling techniques
Soc Automotive Engrs -- Paper
Society of Automotive Engineers -- Meeting ; 1957 Fueling equipment
1957
14 pages
Conference paper
English
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