Mechanical Engineering - Thermodynamics - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Thermodynamics - Section 5 (Q.No. 42)
42.
Kerosene is distilled at
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Fahad Ali said:
3 years ago
High-speed diesel used in Aeroplane.
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Sardak said:
5 years ago
Which fuel is distilled at the temperature of 470 to 550 degrees C? Explain, please.
Sushil Kumar Gupta said:
6 years ago
@Farhan.
The highest calorific value in gaseous fuel.
The highest calorific value in gaseous fuel.
Farhan said:
7 years ago
Which fuel has the highest calorific value?
Solid fuel, liquid or gaseous fuel, Please tell me.
Solid fuel, liquid or gaseous fuel, Please tell me.
Rajesh rank said:
8 years ago
Nice information @Kukku.
Kukku said:
9 years ago
The following are some important liquid fuels
1. Petrol or gasoline - It is the lightest and most volatile liquid fuel, mainly used for light rol engines. It is distilled at a temperature from 65 to 220 degree C.
2 Kerosene or paraffin oil - It is heavier and less volatile fuel than the petrol, and is used as heating and lighting fuel. It is distilled at a temperature from 220 to 345 degree C.
3. Heavy fuel : The liquid fuels distilled after petrol and kerosene are known as heavy e oils. These oils are used in diesel engines and in oil-fired boilers. These are distilled at a temperature of 345 degrees C to 470 degrees C.
1. Petrol or gasoline - It is the lightest and most volatile liquid fuel, mainly used for light rol engines. It is distilled at a temperature from 65 to 220 degree C.
2 Kerosene or paraffin oil - It is heavier and less volatile fuel than the petrol, and is used as heating and lighting fuel. It is distilled at a temperature from 220 to 345 degree C.
3. Heavy fuel : The liquid fuels distilled after petrol and kerosene are known as heavy e oils. These oils are used in diesel engines and in oil-fired boilers. These are distilled at a temperature of 345 degrees C to 470 degrees C.
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