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The ratio is only referring to sulfur. I'm fairly sure the high octane required for jet fuel would prohibit most sulfur emissions. Additionally, the weight sen
by lief79 17y ago
The ratio is only referring to sulfur. I'm fairly sure the high octane required for jet fuel would prohibit most sulfur emissions. Additionally, the weight sensitivity would be an added incentive to reduce any unused components, such as sulfur.
- billswift 17y agoDoes octane rating even mean anything for jet fuels? Octane rating is related to knock in piston engines, is there a similar problem in jets? Jet fuel is basically kerosene, not gasoline. And even in piston engines, is there any relation between sulphur and knock?