The Particulate Matter Index (PMI) is a helpful tool which provides an indication of a fuel’s sooting tendency. Currently, the index is being used by various laboratories and OEMs as a metric to understand the gasoline range fuels impact on both sooting found on engine hardware and vehicle out emissions. This paper will explore a new method that could be used to give indication of the sooting tendency of the gasoline range fuels, with good correlation agreement to PMI. In addition, the paper will cover a global assessment of a gasoline range fuel’s sooting tendency based on the PMI number and the proposed method. Areas around the globe where market gasoline range fuels are of concern will be highlighted, in coordination with the new emissions regulations. Vehicle PM/PN data will also be presented that shows correlations of the indices to the vehicle response.
Global Market Gasoline Range Fuel Review using Fuel Particulate Emission Correlation Indices
Sae Technical Papers
SAE 2016 International Powertrains, Fuels & Lubricants Meeting ; 2016
2016-10-17
Conference paper
English
Global Market Gasoline Range Fuel Review using Fuel Particulate Emission Correlation Indices
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