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Regression analysis about humidity elimination and reduction conductivity from JP8 via a hydrophilic polymer

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The present study exports a regression equation which describes the variation of humidity and reduction conductivity of JP8 (F34) with time. A hydrophilic polymer is used to eliminate humidity from JP8 and the regression analysis shows that the maximum decrease of humidity in an hour it is of about ∼39% and conductivity’s in two hours it is of about ∼36% respectively. The elimination of humidity makes the fuel suitable for car machines and gives combustion with less pollution for the environment. Thus, the quality of the fuel as well as its combustion efficiency can be improved while the reduction of water concentration enhances the secure of the combustion machine’s operation.

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  1. Laboratory of Qualitative Fuel Control Department of Pollution Control and Technologies, Technological Education Institute of Western Macedonia, Kila, Kozani, 50100, Greece

    C. G. Tsanaktsidis & S. G. Christidis

  2. Department of Financial Applications, Technological Education Institute of Western Macedonia, Kila, Kozani, 50100, Greece

    N. Sariannidis

  3. Department of Genetics, Development and Molecular Biology, School of Biology, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, 54124, Greece

    A. Itziou

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Tsanaktsidis, C.G., Christidis, S.G., Sariannidis, N. et al. Regression analysis about humidity elimination and reduction conductivity from JP8 via a hydrophilic polymer. Pet. Chem. 52, 447–451 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0965544112060138

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