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Experimental investigation of power performance and emission characteristics using M15methanol-gasoline as vehicle fuel |
SHANG Hong-yan1,2, CHEN Zhao-jun1,2, YANG Chao-he1,2, LIU Chen-guang1,2, AN Gao-jun3, HONG Zheng-peng4, HAN Yu4
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(1.State Key Laboratory of Heavy Oil Processing in China University of Petroleum, Qingdao 266580, China;2.Key Laboratory of Catalysis, CNPC, China University of Petroleum, Qingdao 266580, China;3.Beijing POL Research Institute, Beijing 102300, China;4.DFHS Institute of New Energy Applied Technology, Beijing 100723, China)
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The engine dynamic properties, fuel economy and exhaust emission characteristics of vehicles using low proportion M15methanol-gasoline and 93# gasoline were studied by means of total power, load test under stable condition, and road test. Bench test shows that the engine dynamic ability, acceleration performance, total power and minimum fuel consumption rate between M15methanol-gasoline and GB 93# gasoline were quite equal and well-matched. Road test indicates that the oil consumption, when using M15methanol-gasoline as fuel, is slighty higher than that of GB 93# gasoline, which is 1.02∶1.0in average. When using M15methanol-gasoline instead of GB 93# gasoline, exhaust emission test proves that the amount of HC, CO in tail gas is greatly reduced by 12%-61% and 18%-75%, respectively. The exhaust NOx emission for Kia and Jin Bei vehicles is increased by 1.0%-12%, while it is reduced by 34.1% for Passat vehicle. It is noticed that the formaldehyde in exhaust emission is a little lower than GB 93# gasoline, which may be attributed to vehicle condition and different additive technology adopted in M15methanol-gasoline blending. |
Key words: methanol-gasoline exhaust emissions power methanol road test formaldehyde alternative energy |
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