Fuel Type 95

Description

Petrol 95, commonly referred to as 91-octane fuel, is a type of gasoline used primarily in vehicles with standard engine compression ratios. The “91” in its name represents the octane rating, which indicates the fuel’s ability to resist knocking or pre-ignition during combustion. Higher octane levels typically allow for better engine performance in higher-compression engines, but 91-octane fuel is well-suited for most conventional cars and small engines that do not require premium fuel.

Petrol 91 is a widely used fuel type in many regions, especially in countries like Australia and parts of Asia. It is typically less expensive than higher-octane fuels such as 95 or 98, making it a cost-effective option for daily drivers. However, it’s important to note that vehicles requiring higher octane levels (like performance or luxury cars) may experience decreased efficiency or potential engine knocking when using lower-octane fuel, such as Petrol 91.

In addition to its primary use in vehicles, Petrol 91 may also be used in various machinery, such as lawnmowers, generators, and boats, depending on the engine specifications. Its composition includes hydrocarbons derived from crude oil, blended with various additives to improve performance, reduce engine deposits, and prevent corrosion.