Browse Publications Technical Papers 922229
1992-10-01

Effects of Fuel Properties and Composition on the Temperature Dependent Autoignition of Diesel Fuel Fractions 922229

The work described in this paper includes the preparation and combustion testing of fuels that consist of fractions of several different distillate materials that represent different feed stocks and different processing technology. Each of the fuels have been tested in a constant volume combustion apparatus to determine the relationship between ignition delay time, temperature and cetane number. These relationships are discussed in terms of the composition and properties of each fraction, and the processing that each of the feedstocks were exposed to.

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