The phrase "a sample of fuel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small quantity of fuel taken for analysis, testing, or demonstration purposes.
Example: "The laboratory required a sample of fuel to conduct the necessary tests for quality assurance."
Alternatives: "a fuel specimen" or "a fuel sample".
Planting jet fuel: Ben Oster, a research engineer at the Energy and Environmental Research Center at the University of North Dakota, holds a sample of jet fuel made from plant oils.
The remaining conditions were the same as in the section "Isolation of the additive fraction from a sample of diesel fuel using NP-HPLC and backflush elution NP-HPLC-EBF/UV VIS-DAD/RID".
Three analyses were carried out for each of the mixtures according to the procedure described in the sections "Isolation of the additive fraction from a sample of diesel fuel using NP-HPLC and backflush elution NP-HPLC-EBF/UV VIS-DAD/RID", "Isolation of thelution NP-HPLC-EBF/UV VIS-DAD/RIDUV–VIS-DAD/RID", and "Final delution NP-HPLC-EBF/UV VIS-DAD/RID
NIF follows a different approach: blasting a tiny sample of fuel with a laser pulse to make a small fusion explosion.
To obtain a WSF in the laboratory, a sample of the spilled fuel was mixed with adequate medium, sonicated, agitated and filtered.
The catalytic process when applied to a sample of commercial diesel fuel occurs under mild conditions with respect to temperature (50 °C), pressure (1 atm), and time (3 h), to remove greater than 75% of the total sulfur content of the fuel after secondary treatment with silica.
The high-temperature pyrolysis behaviour of a sample of refuse derived fuel (RDF) as a model of municipal solid waste (MSW) was investigated in a horizontal tubular reactor between 700 and 900 °C, at varying heating rates, and at an extended vapour residence time.
He was disqualified for not having the mandatory one-liter sample of fuel left in his car's gas tank at the end of qualifying.
These methodologies are used for the estimation of the uncertainty arising from the manual sampling of fuel (automotive diesel) and the subsequent sulfur mass content determination.
Investigative Committee spokesman Vladimir Markin said agents also took samples of fuel from the airport in the Russian city of Samara where the plane stopped Friday before heading to Sharm el-Sheikh, where it had overnighted.
A reliable estimation of the uncertainty arising from sampling of fuels leads to a better control of risks associated with decisions concerning whether product specifications are met or not.
