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Knocking and Octane Number
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RAISING octane number of iron catalyst synthesis gasoline by addition of polymerized gasoline

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264-266

       

268

RAW materials, effect of, on knocking of gasolines and fractions of gasolines

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214-222

REACTION-kinetic study of knocking, by W. Jost

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4454

       

4457

       

4460-4470

Do., by Jost and L. v. Muffling

     

4720-4727

“ velocity changes by addition of TEL, part on paper on

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50 ‘81-50 ‘83

RECALCULATON of octane numbers, table for

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3626-3628

REFERENCE fuel Z as secondary reference fuel for determining knock value, by Singer, November 1940

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327-334

“ fuels and accuracy in determination of octane number

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8298-8308

REPRODUCIBILITY and comparability in knock rating of fuels, by Witschakowski

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71

1852-1861

“ of results, DVL method, by Wenzel

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71

1849-1851

“ of supercharge testing

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31-47

“ on octane number determination, data on, and minutes of 1941 conference on subject

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849-870

RESULTS of Army knock rating motors, agreement in, with average of 7 German testing laboratories

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904-905

SELF-ignition and knocking, by H. Zeise

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70 ‘45-70 ‘52

SPECIFIC gravity and knock ratings of fuels in supercharged engines, correlations between, August 1942

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27666-27674

STANDARD fuels, requirements on, by Widmaier

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3616-3619

“ reference curves of motor performance

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347-411

“ reference fuels

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58-59

Do., by Philippovich

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71

1900-1901

STANDARDS, specification for gasoline

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886-888

START of knocking stroke, determination of, by Funck

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8337-8346

SULFUR compounds, influence of on anti-knock value and residue formation of leaded fuel

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30 ‘27-30 ‘40

SUPERCHARGE curves, accuracy of excess number of

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488-492

“ knock rating curves, theoretical evaluation of

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417-428

SUPERCHARGE knock rating curves and limits of errors in their determination, evaluation of

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659-662

 

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401-405

“ testing

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End of Reel

92-98

“ test in NSU engine

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48-54

Do., by Schaub

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30 ‘45-30 ‘49

“ tests

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4..244-4..248

“ , VD I method for testing of

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81-89

SUPERVISION of test motors, experience with

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911-914

SYNTHESIS gasoline, improving octane number of

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284-285

“ gasolines, knocking behaviour of

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3451

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50 ‘122-50 ‘128

 

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1706-1716

“ gasoline, octane numbers of fractions of

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3451

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60 ‘35-60 ‘37

“ gasolines, study of

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941-945

SYNTHETIC fuel mixtures, proposal for use of, as standards in supercharge motor testing

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230-251

Translation T-385

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251a-251i

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1010-1018

“ gasoline, knock determination of

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125

511-548

 

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902-904

“ gasolines, knocking of

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6

“ gasoline, octane number and peroxides formation in

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601-701

TEL and high-test gasoline, increasing octane number of primary and splitting gasoline by addition of

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3451

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60 ‘47-60 ‘108

“ , raising octane number of splitting gasoline by addition of

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3451

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60 ‘31-60 ‘32

TEMPERATURE sensitivity of fuels in octane number determinations, by Knaffl

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71

1902-1903

 

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59-60

TEST gasolines for knock rating, report on, July 1936

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28441-28454

TESTS with test engine, intermediate reports on

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End of Reel

47-65

TETRAETHYL lead solutions to gasolines, laboratory addition of

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953-961

TRANSLATION of article on knocking by G. L. Wendt and G. V. Grimm, Ind. Eng. Chem., Vol. 16, 1934, pp. 539

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3280-3291

VALVE setting, effect of, on knock rating

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380-415

VERY low endpoint gasoline, octane number of

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140-141

WATER-containing gasolines, octane number of

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2086