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The influence of non-normative fuel on its operational properties
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Department of Fuel and Bioeconomy, Automotive Industry Institute.
Publication date: 2019-07-01
Combustion Engines 2019,178(3), 67-70
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ABSTRACT
Fuels that do not meet the requirements of quality standards cannot be used to power vehicle engines. The work involved physico-chemical analyses of non-normative fuel and its effect on the operational properties of the powered vehicle. The research fuels were two gasolines, characterized by a reduced resistance to oxidation processes due to their long-term storage. The results were compared to the properties of conventional fuels that met all normative requirements. The studies have shown that the fuel slightly deviating from the standard parameters does not noticeably affect the useful properties of the vehicle.
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