SAE Technical Paper Series 1991
DOI: 10.4271/912431
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Effect of Reformulated Gasoline and Methanol on Exhaust Emissions

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“…Yet, due to a reduction in mass emission rates, a net reactivity benefit could be imputed to the reformulated fuel. This is consistent with results of other published studies involving reformulated gasolines (10,29,30). Slight differences in normalized reactivity were observed among the four vehicle categories tested.…”
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“…Yet, due to a reduction in mass emission rates, a net reactivity benefit could be imputed to the reformulated fuel. This is consistent with results of other published studies involving reformulated gasolines (10,29,30). Slight differences in normalized reactivity were observed among the four vehicle categories tested.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%