As I understand, the technical octane rating of Methanol and Ethanol are
comparable. But then again, my alcohol real-life experience is limited.
Though my instincts tell me that if the Max compression ratio of Meth and
Eth are different it's probably because the Methanol fuel mixture is so
csakima wrote:
Ethanol usually is run in a spark-ignition type engine. The type that
stock runs gasoline.
Modifications include changing the fuel-handling components to pass
ethanol without dissolving (since ethanol is a different type of solvent
than gas) richening the fuel
Ethanol usually is run in a spark-ignition type engine. The type that
stock runs gasoline.
Modifications include changing the fuel-handling components to pass
ethanol without dissolving (since ethanol is a different type of solvent
than gas) richening the fuel mixture to accomadate
Is this true!?
All we have to do is fix a bunch of old cars and we can have all of the
ethanol running vehicles our society could ever desire?
What kind of an engine are we talking about? Gasoline? Diesel? Any
modifications?
Edward Mendoza
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