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Article | REF: TRP4058 V1

Alternative Jet Fuels and Deployment

Authors: Mickaël SICARD, Alain QUIGNARD

Publication date: February 10, 2023 | Lire en français

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    1. Key points from Part I

    Today, jet fuel is :

    • used to power aircraft equipped with turbomachinery;

    • essentially obtained, when of fossil origin, by direct distillation of petroleum, with a relatively simple refining scheme compared to that used for the production of land-based fossil fuels.

    To ensure its safe use, it must comply with strict specifications guaranteed by ASTM D1655 standards. or DEF-STAN 91-091

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