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MENDELNET 2013CONCLUSIONSThe experiment proved that the impurities were present in each of tested fuels. Non-filteredgasoline N95 contained most impurities in the size range 4-14 μm; there was total amount of 2 266particles per 1 ml volume. All filtrations decreased original amount of particles, the results differedaccording to the filter material used. Common traditional filter is able to reduce the content ofimpurities up to one half in some cases. New filtration nanomaterial was able to reduce the contentof impurities up to one third of original impurity particles in overall scale. Next step of this researchwill be the test of filtration of various types of diesel engine fuels and the comparison of results.Possible occurrence of problems with higher viscosity or larger content of impurities is expectedhere. This test simulated real conditions and the results will used for further studies.REFERENCESBARHATE, R., RAMAKRISHNA S. Nanofibrous filtering media: Filtration problems andsolutions from tiny materials, Journal of Membrane Science, , [online]. 2007, p. 1–8 [vid. 2013-10-21]. BILYI, O. I., GETMAN, V. B., FERENSOVICH, Y. P., TETYUK, T. V., GUREVICH, S. B.,NAZARCHUK, Z. T., MURAVSKY, L. I.. Optical sensor for check-up of content ofmicroparticles in light oil products [online]. 2000, p. 3, [vid. 2013-10-21].ČSN ISO 4406 Hydraulické kapaliny - Kapaliny - Metoda kódování úrovně znečištění pevnýmičásticemi. Praha: Úřad pro technickou normalizaci, metrologii a státní zkušebnictví, 2006, p. 11Třídící znak 656206.FARAHANI, M., PAGÉ, D. J. Y. S., TURINGIA, M. P., Sedimentation in biodiesel and Ultra LowSulfur Diesel Fuel blends. Fuel, [online]. 2011, p. 951–957. ISSN 0016-2361.836 | P age