Use of Neutralizing Compounds in Diesel Engines Operating on Sulfur-Rich Fuel

Prolonged engine tests were made on diesel oil containing 1.25% S to which 0.5 to 0.8% of a mixture of organic amines reduced the corrosioninduced wear and the deposition of gum only when used at a rate of 0.8 to 1.0% which is too high for practical value. Tests made with fuels containing 1.25 to 1....

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Hauptverfasser:	Losikov, B V, Smirnov,, M S, Rubinshtein, I A, Aleksandrova, L A, Ocheretynnyi, I T, Dneprov, V N
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Schlagworte:	AMIDES AMMONIA AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS CARBONATES COMBUSTION DEPOSITS CORROSION CORROSION INHIBITION DEPOSITS DIESEL ENGINES FOREIGN REPORTS FREE RADICALS FUEL ADDITIVES Fuels NEUTRALIZATION OXIDATION Reciprocating and Rotating Engines SULFUR COMPOUNDS TRANSLATIONS USSR
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