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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 07, 2017
Filed:
Oct. 17, 2014
Michael Wayne Meffert, Chesterfield, VA (US);
John David Morris, Gwynn, VA (US);
Joseph W. Roos, Mechanicsville, VA (US);
Huifang Shao, Midlothian, VA (US);
Michael Wayne Meffert, Chesterfield, VA (US);
John David Morris, Gwynn, VA (US);
Joseph W. Roos, Mechanicsville, VA (US);
Huifang Shao, Midlothian, VA (US);
Afton Chemical Corporation, Richmond, VA (US);
Abstract
In order to blend fuels to meet specific regulatory and industry requirements, for instance octane requirements, different octane blending components can be used. One added component includes a composition of higher aromatics content. Unfortunately, this aromatic content may increase the particulate emissions of an internal combustion engine when the high aromatic fuel is combusted in that engine. As explained herein, reducing the aromatics content and replacing that octane increasing requirement with an alternative octane enhancer results in a formulated fuel that will have lower particulate emissions in the real-world driving of that engine as compared with a fuel having higher aromatic content.
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