An Investigation Of Anomalies Identified Within The ASTM Research And Motor Octane Scales

Authors

• Andy D. B. Yates - Sasol Oil Research & Development
• André Swarts - Sasol Oil Research & Development
• Carl L. Viljoen - Sasol Oil Research & Development

Topic

• Combustion and combustion processes
• Gasoline
• Pressure
• Research and development

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