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Correlation between Physical Properties and Autoignition Parameters of Alternate Fuels
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The correlations between the physical properties and autoignition parameters of several alternate fuels have been examined. The fuels are DF-2 and its blends with petroleum derived fuels, coal derived fuels, shale derived fuels, high aromatic naphtha sun-flower oils, methanol and ethanol. A total of eighteen existing correlations are discussed. An emphasis is made on the suitability of each of the correlations for the development of electronic controls for diesel engines when run on alternate fuels. A new correlation has been developed between the cetane number of the fuels and its kinematic viscosity and specific gravity.
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Henein, N., Fragoulis, A., and Luo, L., "Correlation between Physical Properties and Autoignition Parameters of Alternate Fuels," SAE Technical Paper 850266, 1985, https://doi.org/10.4271/850266.Also In
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