Low temperature autoignition of 5-membered ring naphthenes: Effects of substitution
Abstract
The development and design of future internal combustion engines requires fundamental understanding and the capability to model the autoignition and pollutant formation behavior of petroleum-based and other fuels. Naphthenes are an important constituent of gasoline, and they can comprise larger portions of unconventionally-derived gasoline. There is a lack of data and validated models for 5-membered ring naphthenes. In this work, the...
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Title
Low temperature autoignition of 5-membered ring naphthenes: Effects of substitution
Published Date
Feb 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
200
Pages
387 - 404
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