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Effectiveness of dimethylethynylcarbinol and methyl tert-butyl ether on octane number increase of gasoline compositions
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Despite the significant increase in requirements to the quality of motor fuel, harmful exhaust
gases from gasoline combustion are still a major environmental problem. Today gasoline occupies
one of the leading positions among primary energy sources. The problem of improving the quality
of gasoline is one of the urgent problems of the chemical industry. In order to reduce harmful
exhaust emissions from internal combustion engines, improve the detonation resistance of fuels
and utilize renewable fuels, many different oxygen-containing additives are added to base gasoline.
The research and development of new oxygen-containing additives for gasoline based on tertiary
acetylene alcohols is an important and urgent task.
The influence of dimethylethynylcarbinol (DMEC) and methyl tert-butyl ether (MTBE) on the
increase of octane number of gasoline compositions was evaluated by the increase of octane number
of straight-run gasoline and reforming gasoline blends in the ratios of 30:70 and 20:80. Aliphatic acetylene alcohol DMEС was obtained by condensation of acetone and acetylene under Favorsky
reaction conditions. The physicochemical properties of the synthesized DMEС correspond to the
literature data. Straight-run gasoline and reforming gasoline produced by “Atyrau Oil Refinery” LLP
were used for the study. Determination of octane number of gasoline compositions containing the
proposed additives was carried out by express method on the gasoline detonation resistance meter
on the octanometer SHATOX SX-100K. It was determined that DMEС is an effective oxygenate
additive for increasing the octane number of gasoline compositions compared to MTBE. The
research of influence of oxygenates as MTBE and DMEС on increase of octane number of gasoline
compositions consisting of straight-run gasoline and reforming gasoline in different ratios showed
that increase of octane number at addition of DMEС is higher than at addition of MTBE. According
to the results of research, tertiary acetylene alcohol - DMEС can be proposed as an oxygencontaining additive to motor gasoline.
Oil Research and Engineering Center of the National Engineering Academy of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Title: Effectiveness of dimethylethynylcarbinol and methyl tert-butyl ether on octane number increase of gasoline compositions
Description:
Despite the significant increase in requirements to the quality of motor fuel, harmful exhaust
gases from gasoline combustion are still a major environmental problem.
Today gasoline occupies
one of the leading positions among primary energy sources.
The problem of improving the quality
of gasoline is one of the urgent problems of the chemical industry.
In order to reduce harmful
exhaust emissions from internal combustion engines, improve the detonation resistance of fuels
and utilize renewable fuels, many different oxygen-containing additives are added to base gasoline.
The research and development of new oxygen-containing additives for gasoline based on tertiary
acetylene alcohols is an important and urgent task.
The influence of dimethylethynylcarbinol (DMEC) and methyl tert-butyl ether (MTBE) on the
increase of octane number of gasoline compositions was evaluated by the increase of octane number
of straight-run gasoline and reforming gasoline blends in the ratios of 30:70 and 20:80.
Aliphatic acetylene alcohol DMEС was obtained by condensation of acetone and acetylene under Favorsky
reaction conditions.
The physicochemical properties of the synthesized DMEС correspond to the
literature data.
Straight-run gasoline and reforming gasoline produced by “Atyrau Oil Refinery” LLP
were used for the study.
Determination of octane number of gasoline compositions containing the
proposed additives was carried out by express method on the gasoline detonation resistance meter
on the octanometer SHATOX SX-100K.
It was determined that DMEС is an effective oxygenate
additive for increasing the octane number of gasoline compositions compared to MTBE.
The
research of influence of oxygenates as MTBE and DMEС on increase of octane number of gasoline
compositions consisting of straight-run gasoline and reforming gasoline in different ratios showed
that increase of octane number at addition of DMEС is higher than at addition of MTBE.
According
to the results of research, tertiary acetylene alcohol - DMEС can be proposed as an oxygencontaining additive to motor gasoline.
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