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Organic Compound Exhaust Analysis from Ethanol-Gasoline Fueled Motorcycle
SETC2005/JSAE-62

Authors

Lin Manqun - Tianjin University
Shen Meiqing - Tianjin University
Jia Bin - Tianjin University
Sun Yaqin - Tianjin University
Jia Li Wei - Tianjin University
Yan Xicheng - Tianjin University
Zhang Shun - Tianjin University
Bai Wei - Tianjin University

Abstract

Keywords

Motorcycle, Organic Compound, Ethanol, Gasoline

Abstract

Ethanol-Gasoline was being promoted in China. Ethanol as substitute fuel could save such nature resource that cannot be regenerated. At the same time, oxygen additives also have potential dangerous, such as, poisonous organic compound. In this paper, a typical 125mL four stroke single cylinder motorcycle was driven on chassis dynamometer at 5 different stable conditions which is specified in ECE 40 driving cycle. At each stably driving condition, raw gas from exhaust pipe was collected in corresponding bags respectively. Those samples were analyzed by means of gas chromatogram and mass spectrum analyzer (Agilent GC6890-MS5973). Poisonous ethanol compound such as benzene, toluene had been found in samples from ethanol blended fueled motorcycle exhausts and compared with samples from that of pure gasoline.

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