Fuel molecular structure effect on autoignition of highly branched iso-alkanes at low-to-intermediate temperatures: Iso-octane versus iso-dodecane
Abstract
Highly branched iso-alkanes are an important class of hydrocarbons found in conventional petroleum-derived and alternative renewable fuels used for combustion applications. Recognizing that chemical kinetics for most of these iso-alkanes, especially at low-to-intermediate temperatures, has not been well studied, an experimental and modeling investigation of two selected iso-alkanes, iso-octane (2,2,4-trimethylpentane, iC8) and iso-dodecane...
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Title
Fuel molecular structure effect on autoignition of highly branched iso-alkanes at low-to-intermediate temperatures: Iso-octane versus iso-dodecane
Published Date
Apr 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
214
Pages
152 - 166
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