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Fig. 61. Pilot and Flying J service
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landmark (e.g., Pilot headquarters)
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5.3.2 Travel Routes In addition to
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Fig. 68. Selected simulated refuel
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Fig. 70. Predetermined nominal scen
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unscheduled location. The level of
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data analysis purposes. Thus, varia
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where L is the number of attributes
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lot. To make things even more suspi
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Fig. 78. Fuel loop test rig. As the
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Sensor Response (Ratio) 0.9 0.8 0.7
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Data collected from these test scen
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6.2 FIELD TEST Fig. 86. Sample scen
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Fig. 89. Instrumented hatch located
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The Analysis Team members began tes
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All post-processed data files from
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Fig. 95. Activities from offloading
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Fig. 97. Activities from loading of
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Warning level estimates after offlo
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Warning level estimates Fig. 102. A
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Fig. 103. Activities of loading fir
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unmarked (rather than the 300 gal o
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Same unscheduled stop with addition
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6.2.4 De-Instrumentation Fig. 110.
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It was found that, in general, the
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For the POC test, the sensor’s ho
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interval originally set for the pre
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Fig. 112. Data flow for recommended
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Discrete sensors Table 6. Summary o
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9.1 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PHASE II 9.
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Fig. 114. Valve with dust cover sen
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and provide real-time alerts. The i
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10. REFERENCES 1. Wiley Online Libr
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APPENDIX B. FUEL MARKER SENSOR SCHE
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B-3
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APPENDIX C. FUEL MARKER SENSOR MECH
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Fig. C.5. Critical PCB component pl
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APPENDIX E. FUEL MARKER SENSOR FIRM
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set the STDIO cursor location and d
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channel = 0; sprintf(s, "\t%6.3f",
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yte Day; // Curent Day byte Month;
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if (!getOk) abort; yield; sprintf(&
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} decimal=ln; while (*ln>='0' && *l
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if (!strncmp(ln,"fault",5) && ln[5]
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UpdateFlashStatus(); // sprintf(out
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INTRODUCTION APPENDIX F. FUEL MARKE
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APPENDIX G. CUSTOM SIGHT GLASS DRAW