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Conduct of Mileage Accumulation and Emission Testing for the CRC/MMT Program
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This paper describes the conduct of the Coordinating Research Council's (CRC) automotive emission test program to determine the effects of methylcyclopentadienyl manganese tricarbonyl (MMT) octane improvement fuel additive on hydrocarbon exhaust emissions. This program was performed under contract to the CRC and was supported financially by the American Petroleum Institute and the Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association. The results of the program are presented separately (1,2).*
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Carlson, R., Pilkington, R., and Politzer, J., "Conduct of Mileage Accumulation and Emission Testing for the CRC/MMT Program," SAE Technical Paper 790703, 1979, https://doi.org/10.4271/790703.Also In
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- Benson Jack D. Painter Louis J. Hughmark Gordon Campion Ray “Results of CRC/MMT Field Test Program” 1979 SAE Passenger Car Meeting June 11 15 1979
- Study of the Effects of MMT on Automobile Hydrocarbon Emissions I III CRC Report No. 503 February 1979