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Improvement of Fuel Quality for Gasoline Engines

Qiu Xian

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Abstract

In order to meet the more and more stringent emission control requirements to make the performance of automotive gasoline engines better, the gasoline quality for automotive gasoline engines can be improved by enhancing the octane number of gasoline fuel, using unleaded gasoline, blended fuel, or alternative fuels, such as methanol, ethanol, CNG and LPG.

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In order to meet the more and more stringent emission control requirements to make the performance of automotive gasoline engines better, the gasoline quality for automotive gasoline engines can be improved by enhancing the octane number of gasoline fuel, using unleaded gasoline, blended fuel, or alternative fuels, such as methanol, ethanol, CNG and LPG.

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In order to meet the more and more stringent emission control requirements to make the performance of automotive gasoline engines better, the gasoline quality for automotive gasoline engines can be improved by enhancing the octane number of gasoline fuel, using unleaded gasoline, blended fuel, or alternative fuels, such as methanol, ethanol, CNG and LPG.

Key concepts: Gasoline, Octane rating, Alcohol fuel, Automotive engineering, Automotive industry, Octane, Methanol fuel, Waste management

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