INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECT ON ENGINE PERFORMANCE OF USING HIGHER OCTANE RATING GASOLINE THAN ENGINE REQUIREMENT
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Abstract: The effect of using higher-octane gasoline than engine requirement on power and fuel economy is revealed. In this study, the engine required 91-RON gasoline was tested using 95-RON and 91-RON. Results show that.using octane ratings higher than required by the vehicle engine numbers don’t increase engine performance.
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Abstract: The effect of using higher-octane gasoline than engine requirement on power and fuel economy is revealed. In this study, the engine required 91-RON gasoline was tested using 95-RON and 91-RON. Results show that.using octane ratings higher than required by the vehicle engine numbers don’t increase engine performance.
Key concepts: Octane rating, Gasoline, Petrol engine, Automotive engineering, Octane, Engine power, Engine efficiency, Power (physics)