Fuels

Question 1

JP- 5

Answer 1

NATO CODE: F-44
Flash Point: 140 Degrees F
Freezing Point: -51 Degrees F

Question 2

JP- 8

Answer 2

NATO Code: F-34
Flash Point: 100 Degrees F
Freezing Point: -58 Degrees F

Question 3

Mogas

Answer 3

NATO Code: F-46
Octane Rate: 83 Grade
Freesing Point: -41 Degrees F

Question 4

Flash Point

Answer 4

Lowest temp of a fuel at whuch suffiecient vapor is liberated from the fuel surface to form a combustible mixture with air

Question 5

Volatility

Answer 5

Rate which liquids will change from liquid to gas

Question 6

Most common solid contamination?

Answer 6

Rust

Question 7

Most common contamination?

Answer 7

Water

Question 8

Particulate matter separated into two catergories, what are they?

Answer 8

Coarse & Fine Matter

Question 9

What matter is greater than 10 microns?

Answer 9

Coarse matter

Question 10

What matter is 10 microns or less?

Answer 10

Fine matter

Question 11

Unintentional mixing of different types of petroleum products such as JP- 5 and JP-8

Answer 11

Commingling

Question 12

What microorganism is the major source responsible for problems with microbiological growth?

Answer 12

Fungus

Question 13

What is term for the line where water and fuel meet?

Answer 13

Interface

Question 14

Where do living organisms grow in fuel/water?

Answer 14

Interface

Question 15

What fuel is kerosene based?

Answer 15

JP-5

F-44

Question 16

What fuel is lighter than water?

Answer 16

JP-5

F-44

Question 17

Foreign matter in fuel (dust, powder, grains, flakes, fibers, or stains)

Answer 17

Particulate