Gasoline is a volatile, flammable liquid fuel primarily used in internal combustion engines. It is derived from crude oil through refining processes such as distillation and blending, ensuring optimal performance for vehicles and machinery.
Key Characteristics: High Octane Rating Ensures efficient engine performance and prevents knocking.
Volatile & Combustible Provides quick ignition and smooth combustion.
Blended with Additives Includes detergents, antioxidants, and octane boosters for improved efficiency and reduced emissions.
Multiple Grades Available Regular, Mid-Grade, and Premium gasoline, differentiated by octane levels.
Specifications: Octane Ratings: Typically 87 (Regular), 89 (Mid-Grade), and 91-94 (Premium)
Density: ~0.71 - 0.77 g/cm
Energy Content: ~44-46 MJ/kg
Flash Point: -40C
Sulfur Content: Varies based on regulatory standards (ultra-low sulfur options available)
Applications: Automotive Fuel Used in cars, motorcycles, and light trucks.
Aviation Fuel (Avgas variants) Used in small piston-engine aircraft.
Small Engines & Generators Powers lawnmowers, chainsaws, and portable generators.
Storage & Handling: Stored in sealed, well-ventilated containers away from heat sources.
Highly flammable handle with care to prevent leaks and spills.
Compliance with environmental regulations to minimize emissions and pollution.
