SAE Technical Paper Series 2021
DOI: 10.4271/2020-36-0019
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NMOG Emissions Results According to PROCONVE L7 Regulation. Flex Fuel Case Study.

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“…Along with CSS, the calibration of fuel injection in EMS needs to be done to attain the correct (A/F) S mixture to avoid the excessive fuel supply and minimize the unregulated emissions. Further, the unregulated emission is controlled by optimizing the camshaft position, torque reserve, spark energy, and idle speed to fasten up the catalyst light‐off 217 . Likewise, ground‐level ozone is another major pollutant, which is formed by the photochemical reaction of oxides of nitrogen, VOC, and OFP in presence of light.…”
Section: Challenges Associated With Ethanol As a Fuel In Flex‐fuel En...mentioning
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“…Along with CSS, the calibration of fuel injection in EMS needs to be done to attain the correct (A/F) S mixture to avoid the excessive fuel supply and minimize the unregulated emissions. Further, the unregulated emission is controlled by optimizing the camshaft position, torque reserve, spark energy, and idle speed to fasten up the catalyst light‐off 217 . Likewise, ground‐level ozone is another major pollutant, which is formed by the photochemical reaction of oxides of nitrogen, VOC, and OFP in presence of light.…”
Section: Challenges Associated With Ethanol As a Fuel In Flex‐fuel En...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further, the unregulated emission is controlled by optimizing the camshaft position, torque reserve, spark energy, and idle speed to fasten up the catalyst lightoff. 217 Likewise, ground-level ozone is another major pollutant, which is formed by the photochemical reaction of oxides of nitrogen, VOC, and OFP in presence of light. Similarly, the OFP is mainly dependent upon the composition of exhaust gases and it is more important to understand the composition of exhaust gases to develop effective control measures.…”
Section: Unregulated Emissionmentioning
confidence: 99%