A Novel Laboratory Method for Evaluating Induction System Deposits in Gasoline Engines
790204
02/01/1979
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- Content
- This report covers work undertaken at the U.S. Army Fuels and Lubricants Research Laboratory to develop a laboratory bench procedure for the evaluation of dispersant-detergent gasoline additive effectiveness used for the control and/or inhibition of carburetor and engine intake system deposition. The development of the synthetic crankcase off-gas liquid in Phase I of this project has made it possible to develop a bench procedure that correlates to actual engine results in:
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The carburetor throttle plate and throat area,
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The induction system (port and valve areas), and
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Additive effectiveness.
The apparatus is simple in design and operation, and provides the advantage of evaluating both carburetor and intake deposits simultaneously. -
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- Citation
- Marbach, H., Johnston, A., Bowden, J., and LePera, M., "A Novel Laboratory Method for Evaluating Induction System Deposits in Gasoline Engines," SAE Technical Paper 790204, 1979, https://doi.org/10.4271/790204.