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KNOCKING AND OCTANE NUMBER

       

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ABSTRACT, from paper by Egloff and Ardell, J. Inst. Petr. Techn. 27, 122 (1941)

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208-227

ACCURACY, present day, of determination of octane number

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1717-1730

AIR intake temperature and compression ratio, effect of, upon course of knock limit curves in supercharging, by Witschakowski, May 1941

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495-520

AROMATIC mixtures, knock testing with

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925-934

 

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40 ‘101-40 ‘105

 

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10-14

 

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158-167

“ fuels, knock investigation with

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40 ‘75-40 ‘79

Translation by S. O. Co. (Ind.)

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100 ‘105-100 ‘108

AVIATION fuels, anti-knock properties of

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232-237

“ fuels in I. G. test engine, investigation of, by Singer

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7019-7038

“ fuels in small test engine, contribution to testing of knock behaviour of

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8865-8880

BASED gasoline, dependence of mixed octane number on

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246-249

BLENDED gasolines, octane numbers of

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645-648

       

881-882

BOILING point, dependence of octane number on

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605-608

CALCULATION, method of approximate, of supercharge curves from octane number of gasoline and aromatics 164

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CALCULATION of gasoline octane numbers by arithmetical means

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81-88

“ of octane number of naphthas

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461-468

“ of supercharge curves, remarks of from Herz on

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126-128

CAUSES of engine knocking, new investigation for determination of different, (1942 Yearbook of German Aviation Study)

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431-438

COMBUSTION, investigation of knocking, by H. Roegener

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440-472

 

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3927-3959

COMPARATIVE determination of knocking in multi-cylinder Otto motors

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998-1001

“ engine tests

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413-429

“ knock rating tests with two different test engines for same type of gasoline, July 1935

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28123-28127

“ knock tests using secondary reference fuels, benzol and “Z”

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8515-8537

“ determinations of knock sensitivity of poly-cylinder Otto engines

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783-786

“ studies on knock test engines

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29282-29300

“ supercharge experiments in BMW single cylinder test engine, October 1942

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28866-28874

“ tests, bi-yearly, on anti-knock engines

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2745

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10 ‘90-10 ‘102

 

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8811-8830

       

8989-9006

 

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919-934

       

960-961

       

980-988

“ tests, development and results of, by E. Singer

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3596-3605

“ test of accuracy of Oppau test engines in experiments with various aviation gasolines

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7271-7279

“ tests on knock engines

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50 ‘32-50 ‘60

 

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2610-2627

 

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335-375

       

385-444

       

466-494

“ tests with knock rating test engines of Oppau research test stand, July 1935

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28112-28122

COMPARATIVE tests with new knock rating test engine built by Daimler-Benz engine factory, 1936

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28438-28440

COMPARISON between knock limit curves (Oppau method) with supercharge (DVL method)

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148-155

“ of DVL method with NSU 501 OSL motor, Ruhr gasoline A.G., Oberhausen-Holton, by Schaub

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1880-1891

“ of knock testing, report on completed

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938-941

“ of laboratory and road tests on knocking, by Dr. von Huhn and Scholz

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318-337

“ of motor and research methods for rating of petroleum based fuels

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9995-9996

“ of octane number determinations

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614-621

“ of supercharge tests with different motors

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COOPERATING group on knock testing, report on conference of, November 1941, in Oppau

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424-465

CORRELATION tests between Oppau and DVL methods, results of

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8708-8718

CRACKED gasolines, knocking values of

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234-236

C2 motor fuels, relationship between composition and supercharge behaviour of

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238-239

CVL method for supercharge tests with variable and constant ignition, evaluation of

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396-400