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Engine Fuel and Fuel Metering Systems

The engine fuel system must supply fuel to the engine’s fuel metering device under all conditions of ground and air operation. It must function properly at constantly changing altitudes and in any climate. The most common fuels are AVGAS for reciprocating engines and Jet A for turbine engines. AVGAS is generally either 80 (red) or 100LL (blue) octane. The LL stands for low lead although it contains four times the lead of 80 octane AVGAS. Jet A is a kerosene-based fuel that is clear to straw in color.

  • Fuel System Requirements
  • Basic Fuel System
  • Fuel Metering Devices for Reciprocating Engines
  • Fuel Metering Devices for Reciprocating Engines – Fuel/Air Mixtures
  • Carburetion Principles
  • Carburetor Systems
  • Carburetor Types
  • Carburetor Icing
  • Float-Type Carburetors – Float Chamber Mechanism System
  • Float-Type Carburetors – Main Metering System
  • Float-Type Carburetors – Idling System
  • Float-Type Carburetors – Mixture Control System
  • Float-Type Carburetors – Accelerating System
  • Float-Type Carburetors – Economizer System
  • Pressure Injection Carburetors – Typical Injection Carburetor
  • Pressure Injection Carburetors – Throttle Body
  • Pressure Injection Carburetors – Regulator Unit
  • Pressure Injection Carburetors – Fuel Control Unit
  • Automatic Mixture Control (AMC)
  • Stromberg PS Carburetor
  • Fuel-Injection Systems (Part One)
  • Fuel-Injection Systems (Part Two)
  • Fuel-Injection Systems (Part Three)
  • Carburetor Maintenance
  • Fuel System Inspection and Maintenance
  • Turbine Engine Fuel System – General Requirements
  • Turbine Engine Fuel System – Hydromechanical and Hydromechanical/Electronic
  • Full Authority Digital Electronic Control (FADEC)
  • Turbine Engine Fuel System – Fuel System Operation
  • Water Injection System
  • Fuel Control Maintenance
  • Engine Fuel System Components – Main Fuel Pumps (Engine Driven)
  • Engine Fuel System Components – Fuel Heater
  • Engine Fuel System Components – Fuel Filters
  • Engine Fuel System Components – Fuel Spray Nozzles and Fuel Manifolds
  • Engine Fuel System Components – Fuel Spray Nozzles and Fuel Manifolds (Part Two)

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