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Effects of Alcohol Extended Fuels on the Rate of Fuel Hose Permeation
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The type of alcohol used as an extender for gasoline and the percentage of alcohol by volume has the ability to double or triple the rate of fuel permeation through a fuel hose. Rate of permeation of alcohol extended fuel also varies with the type of fuel hose, being a function of the materials used in hose construction. The rate of fuel permeation, comparing Reference Fuel C with three types of alcohol extended blends of Reference Fuel C, was obtained by using the closed reservoir test method for fuel hose types SAE J30R9, J30R8 and J30R7.
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Baltz, G., "Effects of Alcohol Extended Fuels on the Rate of Fuel Hose Permeation," SAE Technical Paper 880709, 1988, https://doi.org/10.4271/880709.Also In
References
- Hutchins T. G. “Rate of Fuel Permeation -Test Procedure Study” SAE Technical Paper 820406
- Fuel and Oil Hoses SAE J30 Jun 85 1 11 136 1986 SAE Handbook 1 Materials