- EI Standard 1522 Minimum requirements for aviation fuelling hose accessories
- EI 1529 Aviation fuelling hose and hose assemblies
- EI/JIG Standard 1530 Quality assurance requirements for the manufacture, storage and distribution of aviation fuel to airports (A4)
- EI/JIG Standard 1530 Quality assurance requirements for the manufacture, storage and distribution of aviation fuel to airports (A5)
- EI 1535 Minimum criteria to determine acceptability of additives for use in multi-product pipelines co-transporting jet fuel
- EI 1538 Handling of fuel system icing inhibitor and aviation fuel containing fuel system icing inhibitor at airports
- EI 1540 Design, construction, commissioning, maintenance and testing of aviation fuelling facilities
- EI Standard 1541 Requirements for internal protective coating systems used in aviation fuel handling systems
- EI 1542 Identification markings for dedicated aviation fuel manufacturing and distribution facilities, airport storage and mobile fuelling equipment
- EI 1545 Recommended practice for the defuelling of aircraft
- EI 1550 Handbook on equipment used for the maintenance and delivery of clean aviation fuel
- EI 1560 Recommended practice for the operation, inspection, maintenance and commissioning of aviation fuel hydrant systems and hydrant system extensions
- EI Standard 1566 Injection of biocide into jet fuel during underwing pressure refuelling for aircraft maintenance
- EI 1570 Handbook on electronic sensors for the detection of particulate matter and/or free water during aircraft refuelling
- EI Specification 1576 Hydrant pit coupler lift assist device testing protocol
- EI Specification 1581 Specifications and laboratory qualification procedures for aviation fuel filter/water separators
- EI 1582 Specification for similarity for EI 1581 aviation jet fuel filter/separators
- EI 1583 Laboratory tests and minimum performance levels for aviation fuel filter monitors
- EI 1584 Four-inch hydrant system components and arrangements
- EI 1585 Guidance in the cleaning of aviation fuel hydrant systems at airports
- EI 1588 Laboratory tests and minimum performance levels for aviation fuel water barrier filters
- EI 1589 Materials compatibility testing for aviation fuel filter elements and fuel sensing devices
- EI 1590 Specifications and qualification procedures for aviation fuel microfilters
- EI 1592 Design, functional requirements and laboratory testing protocols for electronic bulk water detectors for use in aviation fuelling
- EI 1594 Initial pressure strength testing of airport fuel hydrant systems with water
- EI Specification 1596 Design and construction of aviation fuel filter vessels
- EI Recommended Practice 1597 Procedures for overwing fuelling to ensure delivery of the correct fuel grade to an aircraft
- EI 1598 Design, functional requirements and laboratory testing protocols for electronic sensors to monitor free water and/or particulate matter in aviation fuel
- EI Specification 1599 Laboratory tests and minimum performance levels for aviation fuel dirt defence filters
- A test method for measuring the electrostatic charge produced by aviation filter-monitor retrofit technologies
- CRC/EI Research report: Charge generation and dissipation in aviation fuel handling with filter monitors
- EI Research report: A qualitative assessment of electrostatic risks in jet fuel handling and distribution
- EI Research report: Aviation fuelling hazardous area classification
- EI Research report: Electrostatic and flammability testing of aviation fuelling hose accessories
- EI Research Report: Electrostatic discharges in two inch aviation fuel filter monitors. Phase 2: Properties needed to control discharges
- EI Research Report: Electrostatic discharges in two-inch fuel filter monitors
- EI Research Report: Investigation into the effects of lubricity additives on the performance of filter/water separators
- EI Research report: Review of aviation fuel hydrant emergency shutdown systems
- EI Research Report: Review of methods of bonding a hydrant dispenser (servicer) to an aircraft for refuelling
- EI Research report: Laboratory testing of electronic bulk water detectors for aviation fuelling
- HM 20. Proving of aviation fuelling positive displacement meters
- Proceedings of an EI aviation fuel filtration seminar held 17 September 2019
- Proceedings of an EI aviation fuel filtration seminar held 30 January 2018
- Proceedings of an EI aviation fuel filtration seminar held 24 March 2021
- Spanish translation: EI 1560 Recommended practice for the operation, inspection, maintenance and commissioning of aviation fuel hydrant systems and hydrant system extensions
- The quality of aviation fuel available in the United Kingdom annual surveys 2009 to 2013
- The quality of aviation fuel available in the United Kingdom annual survey 2014
- Guidelines for the investigation of the microbial content of liquid fuels and for the implementation of avoidance and remedial strategies
- EI Research report: Process hazard analysis of an aviation fuel hydrant system
- EI Research report: Aviation fuel hydrant pit box loading
- EI Research report: Electrostatic charging tests for aviation fuel filter/water separators (FWS)
Aviation
Airlines welcomed 4.5 billion passengers in 2019 (source: ICAO). This required the provision of 95 billion gallons of jet fuel (source: IATA) by fuel suppliers, into-plane agents and airlines. EI publications assist in the safe and efficient provision of clean jet fuel to aircraft. Due to the international nature of the aviation business, the EI's aviation publications have global impact and are based on specialist input worldwide