- A
fuel is any
material that can be made to
react with
other substances so that it
releases energy as
thermal energy or to be used for work. The concept...
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Fuelling stations, also
known as
coaling stations, are
repositories of
fuel (initially coal and
later oil) that have been
located to
service commercial...
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Diesel fuel, also
called diesel oil,
heavy oil (historically) or
simply diesel, is any
liquid fuel specifically designed for use in a
diesel engine, a...
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Fuel injection is the
introduction of
fuel in an
internal combustion engine, most
commonly automotive engines, by the
means of a
fuel injector. This article...
- A
fossil fuel is a
flammable carbon compound- or hydrocarbon-containing
material formed naturally in the Earth's
crust from the
buried remains of prehistoric...
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Aviation fuels are petroleum-based
fuels, or
petroleum and
synthetic fuel blends, used to
power aircraft. They have more
stringent requirements than
fuels used...
- A
fuel cell is an
electrochemical cell that
converts the
chemical energy of a
fuel (often hydrogen) and an
oxidizing agent (often oxygen) into electricity...
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Government Ban,
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Nuclear fuel refers to any substance,
typically fissile material,
which is used by
nuclear power stations or
other nuclear devices to
generate energy....
- fractions) and
residues (the
heavier fractions).
Fuel oils
include heavy fuel oil (bunker
fuel),
marine fuel oil (MFO),
furnace oil (FO), gas oil (gasoil)...
