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Capillary Sensors with UV-Forced Degradation and Fluorescence Reading of Chemical Stability and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons Presence in Diesel Fuels
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There aremany standards and types oflaboratoryequipment for examination of specific properties of diesel fuels.The basic standards of diesel fuel stability require examinationtaking a relatively long time, counted in days. The developmentofnewmethodsofdieselfuelstabilitytestinghasasitsaimaccelerated ageing of the examined samples. The most popularofacceleratedageingfactorsaretheincreaseoftemperatureandoxidation.Inthispaperanewmethodwithdieselfuelsample positioned in a capillary and ultraviolet radiation usedas degradation factor is proposed. Two possible optical sensorconfigurationsaredescribedaswellasthedataanalysismethod for classification of premium and standard commercialdieselsamples.Thecomparisonoftwosensorconfigurationswasmadewiththesamefuelsampleswhichincludedwinterand summer premium diesel fuelas well aseco winterdieselfuel, unmodified and modified with sludge protection additive.Theresultsofsensoranalysisduringfuelexaminationprovethat 40 minutes of UV degradation and sequential fluorescencereadingat10selectedmomentsoftimecoupledwithdataprocessing is enough to evaluatediesel fuel chemical stabilityandquality.Intheexperimentslightof265nmand365nmwavelengthswasusedcorrespondinglyfordegradationandfluorescence reading. We found that chemical stability of fuelswasrelatedtotheamplitudevariationsofcharacteristicemittedfluorescencesignals.Theconcentrationofpolycyclicaromatic hydrocarbons in fuels was related to the amplitude ofsignalsemittedfromexcitedsamples.TheUVexaminationindicatedthatfuel’schemicalstabilitywasbetterobservablewith forced degradation and excitation at 265nm, while fuel’spolycyclicaromatichydrocarbonspresencewasbetterobservable with excitation at 365nm.