Fuel oil, also called furnace oil, fuel consisting mainly of residues from crude-oil distillation.
He pioneered the use of oil fuel for the Royal Navy and was knighted in 1902.
The inside became full of smoke as escaping oil fuel in the forward boiler room burst into flames.
The layers were needed because the coating rubbed off when exposed to jet oil, fuel and water, the complaint said.
Despite the tumbling price of oil, fuel surcharges of hundreds of pounds are still common on many routes; they are just included in the up-front price.
And, with Indonesia already a net importer of oil, fuel subsidies badly need to be cut, for they account for nearly a fifth of the government budget.
Let's run a real 500-mile race on a superspeedway, with no limits on engines, tires, oil, fuel, or vehicle weight or shape.
But if food supplies become tight, and post-peak oil fuel costs soar, then the impact on Britain's food supply will be felt by everyone.
But Dr. Jensen cautioned that drivers who used cooking oil fuel were taking a risk and might lose their warranty protection.
Firefighters had managed to extinguish 12 of the 20 burning oil fuel tanks, which was "better than expected", Mr Wilsher said.
The United States shifted to oil fuel in new ships in about 1910 and converted its remaining coal-burning warships after World War I. Beginning with the Queen Elizabeth class of battleships in 1915 16, Britain switched to oil.
