SAE Technical Paper Series 1993
DOI: 10.4271/932735
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Diesel Fuel Composition Effects on Ignition and Emissions

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“…Values above 50 begin to produce noticeably better operation than fuels which merely meet the minimum specification. Furthermore, higher cetane number produces lower hydrocarbon emissions while allowing engine settings that have smaller increases of nitrogen oxides than would be obtained with average fuels 7 . All of the F-T test fuel blends exhibited excellent ignition quality as measured by the cetane number.…”
Section: E-5mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Values above 50 begin to produce noticeably better operation than fuels which merely meet the minimum specification. Furthermore, higher cetane number produces lower hydrocarbon emissions while allowing engine settings that have smaller increases of nitrogen oxides than would be obtained with average fuels 7 . All of the F-T test fuel blends exhibited excellent ignition quality as measured by the cetane number.…”
Section: E-5mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The engine tests were performed in the VCR described earlier in this report, in Appendix B, and by Ryan et al, 1993. The performance and emissions tests were performed at five different test conditions, where the speed and air-fuel ratio (load) were held constant for all of the fuels.…”
Section: Engine Ignition Qualitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…L'indice de cétane influence les émissions [Bertoli 1993, Martin 1992, Montagne 1991, Ryan 1993, mais on rencontre aussi l'avis opposé [Rantanen 1993]. Il est précisé également que les fuels hydrogénés produisent moins de polluants que les non-hydrogénés [Bertoli 1993].…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Les émissions de CO dépendent plus des paramètres de combustion (richesse) que de la composition même du carburant [Ryan 1993[Ryan , 1994].…”
Section: Polluants Réglementés Monoxyde De Carboneunclassified