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Some Suggestions on Improving Automotive Fuel Quality in China

Shuhua Zhang

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This paper presents the effect and importance of some characteristic indexes of gasoline,diesel fuel on engine performance and emission,and demonstrates the difference between national automotive fuel standards in China and fuel specifications in the world,at the end of paper,some quality requirements of automotive fuel are provided.

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This paper presents the effect and importance of some characteristic indexes of gasoline,diesel fuel on engine performance and emission,and demonstrates the difference between national automotive fuel standards in China and fuel specifications in the world,at the end of paper,some quality requirements of automotive fuel are provided.

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This paper presents the effect and importance of some characteristic indexes of gasoline,diesel fuel on engine performance and emission,and demonstrates the difference between national automotive fuel standards in China and fuel specifications in the world,at the end of paper,some quality requirements of automotive fuel are provided.

Key concepts: Automotive industry, Automotive engineering, Diesel fuel, China, Gasoline, Quality (philosophy), Automotive engine, Manufacturing engineering

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