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methanol petrol mixing to run vechicles?

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Question by arumugam
Submitted on 12/28/2003
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methanol petrol  mixing to run vechicles?


Answer by David Hardwick
Submitted on 1/1/2004
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CH4O = Methanol
Complete Combustion
CH4O + O2 + N2 = CO2 + H2O + N2
AF = 6.4 Parts Air for each Part of Fuel
136% More methanol is burned compared to gasoline per volume of air.

Advantages
* Produces higher BTUs per pound of air.
* It is a safer fuel to handle due to the high heat of vaporization.
* High octane rating usually over 100.

Disadvantages
* Must be kept sealed or it will absorb water.
* Must flush the engine to prevent metal deterioration.
* The flame produced from burning is not visible in daylight.
* The carburetor needs to be calibrated.
* Must change oil often to prevent alcohol accumulation.

 

Answer by anand
Submitted on 2/2/2006
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I have one question to ask. how to mix methanol perfectly with gasoline, any blending agent is required. please send your answers to my mail id anand_kth@yahoo.co.in

 

Answer by Ashley
Submitted on 8/3/2006
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methanol mixing to petrol is properly shown

 

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