Knocking and Octane Number | ||||
TOM Reel |
Bag | Item | Frames | |
MISCELLANEOUS engine test data |
85 |
339-346 |
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MIXED fuels, octane number of, by F. Jentsch |
178 |
3606-3609 |
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MIXTURES of alcohol and gasoline, knock rating curves of |
168 |
391-395 |
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252 |
142-147 |
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“ of hydrogenation and cracking gasolines from Elverath Diesel oil, octane number of |
147 |
126-134 |
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MIXTURES of polymer gasoline and residual gasoline from lubricating oil synthesis, octane number of |
40 |
3453 |
22 |
20 ‘5-20 ‘8 |
MOISTURE on octane values, studies on influence of, by M. Uehara |
231 |
40 ‘5-40 ‘14 |
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MOTOR construction and operation, effect of, on knock rating |
52 |
175-192 |
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MULTI-cylinder engines, knocking processes in |
124 |
557-570 |
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247 |
20 ‘65-20 ‘78 |
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“ -cylinder Otto engine, comparative determinations of knock resistance of |
91 |
795-801 |
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OCTANE numbers and methods of testing |
72 |
906-907 |
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“ number, dependence on mixed base naphtha |
165 |
427a-427d |
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“ number determination, accuracy of |
122 |
38 |
2595-2607 |
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“ numbers, determination of |
67 |
827 |
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853-862 |
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122 |
2554-2593 |
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2647-2663 |
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“ number determination of high-test gasolines |
72 |
883-884 |
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“ number, determination of, with I.G. test motor |
72 |
832-872 |
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“ number determination by Oppau method |
4 |
10 ’103-20 ‘20 |
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Translation by Vacuum Oil Co. |
143 |
10 ‘17-10 ‘26 |
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Do. |
109 |
8413-8427 |
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8699-8707 |
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8719-8745 |
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9295-9313 |
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248 |
30 ‘20-30 ‘26 |
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“ numbers, difference in, obtained with I. G. and DFR motors |
72 |
622-624 |
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“ number, effect of on knocking, efficiency and fuel consumption of automobile engine, by Kneule |
183 |
8257-8273 |
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“ number of fuels by delayed ignition method, determination of |
106 |
27759-27764 |
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107 |
29364-29373 |
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“ number testing installations |
72 |
908-911 |
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“ number testing methods, development of |
72 |
876-881 |
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899-902 |
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OCTANE rating of gaseous fuel for engines |
106 |
27766-27770 |
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OLEFIN contents of stabilized gasoline, effects of, upon octane number |
72 |
629 |
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OPERATING conditions, effect of on knocking of gasolines |
72 |
948-949 |
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Do., by Kessler |
93 |
263-305 |
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Do. |
108 |
9986-9989 |
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OPPAU method, knocking limit curves |
85 125 |
493-636 1551-1569 |
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“ test station, knock test report from |
85 |
431-492 |
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PETROLEUM gasolines, motor or research method for |
72 |
952-953 |
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PHYSICO-chemical conception of supercharge curve |
256 |
252-262 |
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Translation T-393 |
256 |
262a-262e |
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“ “ |
273 |
1057-1061 |
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“ -chemical explanation of knocking |
52 |
16-30 |
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“ -chemical problems of ignition of gas mixtures (1941 Yearbook of German Aviation Study) |
94 |
33-38 |
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PRACTICAL applications of research and motor O.N. |
172 |
950-952 |
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PRESSURE acceleration, DVL method of, knock measurements by, by Seeber and Lichtenberger |
102 |
6237-6269 |
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Do., by Lichtenberger |
249 |
20 ‘75-20 ‘88 |
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“ accelerators, DVL method with, by Wende |
61 |
71 |
1873-1877 |
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“ process, anti-knock properties of poly gasoline by |
24 |
6..263-6..284 |
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PREVENTION of knock with motors with advanced valve timing and with single and multiple injection |
61 |
71 |
1878-1879 |
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PRIMARY naphtha, product distribution and octane number of |
45 |
19 |
1041 |
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PROBLEMS in octane number determinations, discussion of |
72 |
890-893 |