Should the First Fuel Fill-up for a New Car Be Full?
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It is not advisable to fill up the tank completely during the first fuel fill-up for a new car. Here are some related introductions about refueling: 1. Fixed-point refueling: Establish fixed or temporary gas stations at appropriate locations, using electric fuel dispensers and refueling facilities to refuel passing vehicles. This method is suitable for use in military camps and busy highway routes. Alternatively, at predetermined locations during troop movements, field gas stations can be set up using group refueling equipment, fuel tankers, and flexible fuel tanks to simultaneously provide rapid refueling for multiple vehicles (tanks). This is suitable for cluster vehicle refueling during transit. 2. Mobile refueling: Includes patrol refueling, accompanying refueling, and vertical refueling. Patrol refueling involves sending fuel tankers to troop stations to refuel vehicles, suitable for when troops are dispersed or assembled on standby. Accompanying refueling involves fuel tankers moving with the troops, refueling vehicles during breaks, encampments, or combat intervals, suitable for long marches or mobile operations. Vertical refueling uses refueling helicopters in hover or landing states to refuel ground vehicles, suitable for areas with restricted terrain or roads. 3. Decentralized refueling: One method involves distributing fuel and field refueling equipment with simple tools to vehicles, allowing drivers and passengers to refuel themselves. This is suitable for troops performing tasks such as flanking maneuvers or dispersed duties. Another method involves airdropping fuel supply equipment to designated areas via helicopters or transport aircraft, which is then collected by drivers and passengers for decentralized self-refueling. This is suitable for areas where refueling vehicles cannot access due to impassable roads or enemy encirclement.
