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The effect of different chemical classes on the swelling of NBR O-rings in blends with synthetic paraffinic kerosene
Synthetic jet fuels provide a number of benefits over petroleum-derived fuels. They have thus been considered as alternative fuels. Compatibility issues, however, are of concern; specifically the interaction of synthetic fuels with polymeric materials which are commonly used to seal fuel systems. Th...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2024
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