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Preliminary results of high temperature JP-7 cracking assessment
Preliminary results of a study to examine the feasability of using JP-7 as an endothermic fuel for thermal cracking (pyrolysis) reactions as an on-board, high-temperature heat sink in aircraft. JP-7 is a specification Air Force jet fuel consisting mainly of alkanes with an average carbon number of 12 and limited to 5 vol% aromatics