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GC-MS/FID analysis of aldehyde and hydrocarbon emissions from exhaust gases of a spark ignition engine fueled with different ethanol-gasoline blends
Publication date: 2012-05-01
Combustion Engines 2012,149(2), 30-38
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In this paper the influence of changes in ethanol concentration in gasoline-alcohol blend on the concentrations of aldehydes and hydrocarbons emitted from a spark-ignition automotive engine is described. Results of the exhaust gas analysis with E0, E5, E10, E25 and E50 blends tested in a car meeting the Euro 5 emission standard are presented. It was found that an increase of the ethanol concentration in the fuel blend leads to an increase in the acetaldehyde concentration in the exhaust gas. TD-GC-FID/MS analysis of exhaust gases collected on two different, complementary sorbents (Carbograph 1TD, Tenax TA) allowed for identification of the large number of hydrocarbons.
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Nanoparticle and Non-legislated Gaseous Emissions from a Gasoline Direct-Injection Car with Ethanol Blend Fuels and Detergent Additives
Zbigniew Stępień, Jan Czerwinski, Pierre Comte, Stanislaw Oleksiak
Energy & Fuels
Zbigniew Stępień, Jan Czerwinski, Pierre Comte, Stanislaw Oleksiak
Energy & Fuels
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Effects of Ethanol Blend Fuels E10 and E85 on the Non-Legislated Emissions of a Flex Fuel Passenger Car
Jan Czerwinski, Pierre Comte, Zbigniew Stepien, Stanislaw Oleksiak
SAE Technical Paper Series
Jan Czerwinski, Pierre Comte, Zbigniew Stepien, Stanislaw Oleksiak
SAE Technical Paper Series
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Study of the effect of ignition crank angle and mixture composition on the performance of a spark-ignition engine fueled with ethanol
Piotr Jakliński, Jacek Czarnigowski, Karol Jan Ścisłowski
Combustion Engines
Piotr Jakliński, Jacek Czarnigowski, Karol Jan Ścisłowski
Combustion Engines
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