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Gasoline 87/92

Gasoline 87 and 92 are high-performance fuels designed for modern engines, offering optimal combustion, efficiency, and reliability. At PETRODO ENERGY, we supply top-tier gasoline grades from Fujairah to meet the demands of automotive, industrial, and commercial users worldwide. Our fuels comply with international standards, ensuring smooth operation and reduced emissions.

From Road to Industry

All About Gasoline 87/92

Gasoline 87 and 92 are premium automotive fuels engineered for optimal engine performance and efficiency. Gasoline 87 (regular) provides cost-effective, reliable combustion for standard vehicles, while Gasoline 92 (premium) delivers higher octane levels to prevent knocking in high-performance engines. Both grades feature low sulfur content (<10ppm) and advanced detergent additives to reduce emissions and maintain engine cleanliness. Sourced from Fujairah’s strategic oil hub, our gasoline meets international standards (EN 228/ASTM D4814) and is available for bulk supply to fuel stations, commercial fleets, and marine operators across global markets. With strict quality control and competitive pricing, we ensure consistent fuel performance for every application.

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Gasoline 87/92 Applications & Uses

Gasoline in the 87-92 octane range is primarily designed for use in gasoline-powered internal combustion engines. Here are some common applications:

Passenger Vehicles : The vast majority of cars, trucks, and SUVs on the road are designed to run optimally on 87 octane gasoline. Many vehicles can also safely use higher octane fuels, even if it’s not specifically required. Consult your vehicle’s owner’s manual for the manufacturer’s recommendation. Mid-grade (89) and Premium (91-92) gasolines may be recommended or preferred for performance vehicles or those with high compression engines.
Motorcycles : Many motorcycles, particularly those with smaller engines or those not specifically designed for high-performance applications, can effectively utilize 87-92 octane gasoline.
Lawn and Garden Equipment : Lawnmowers, leaf blowers, and other small engine equipment often use gasoline within this octane range. Always consult the manufacturer’s recommendations for your specific equipment, as some require specific fuel types or the addition of fuel stabilizers.
Generators : Portable and standby generators commonly use gasoline in this octane range to provide backup power during outages.
Other Small Engines : Various other small engine applications, such as water pumps and construction equipment, may also utilize gasoline within this octane range.

Meeting the Demands of Modern Engines

Gasoline 87/92 Specifications

Gasoline, regardless of octane rating, must meet stringent industry standards and regulatory requirements to ensure consistent performance, environmental protection, and engine compatibility. Here are some key specifications relevant to gasoline in the 87-92 octane range:

Octane Rating

As mentioned, the key defining characteristic is the octane rating, measured using Research Octane Number (RON) and Motor Octane Number (MON). The posted octane number on the pump is typically the average of RON and MON ((RON + MON) / 2).
– Regular Gasoline: Typically 87 octane.
– Mid-Grade Gasoline: Typically 89 octane.
– Premium Gasoline: Typically 91-92 octane (varies by region and brand).

Volatility (Reid Vapor Pressure - RVP)

RVP is a measure of how easily the gasoline evaporates. It’s adjusted seasonally to ensure proper engine starting and prevent vapor lock. RVP specifications vary depending on the region and time of year.

Additives

Gasoline contains a variety of additives to improve performance, protect the engine, and reduce emissions. These may include:
– Detergents: Help keep fuel injectors and intake valves clean.
– Corrosion Inhibitors: Protect fuel system components from rust and corrosion.
– Oxygenates (e.g., Ethanol): Help reduce carbon monoxide emissions. Ethanol content is often up to 10% (E10) and will be indicated on the pump.

Sulfur Content

Regulations limit the amount of sulfur in gasoline to reduce harmful emissions

Benzene Content

Regulations also limit the amount of benzene, a known carcinogen, in gasoline.

Aromatic Content

Regulations may also limit the total content of aromatic hydrocarbons in gasoline.

Standards Organizations

Gasoline specifications are typically governed by standards organizations such as ASTM International (formerly the American Society for Testing and Materials).

Regulatory Agencies

Government agencies such as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in the United States set regulatory requirements for gasoline composition and emissions.

Seamless Supply, Unwavering Reliability

Supply & Delivery

PETRODO ENERGY is strategically located in Fujairah, a major oil trading hub, providing us with access to a reliable and consistent supply of high-quality Gasoline. Our advantageous position enables us to offer competitive pricing and flexible delivery options to our customers.

Bunkering Barges

We supply Gasoline to bunkering barges within Fujairah, enabling efficient refueling of ships and vessels.

Export to FAS Markets

We export Gasoline to Free Alongside Ship (FAS) markets in the Far East and other regions, providing reliable fuel solutions to our international customers.

Truck Delivery

We offer truck delivery to customers within the Fujairah region, providing convenient and flexible fuel supply options.

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