Abstract:
A mixture of a beta-primary amine and a tertiary amine, each of which has a long aliphatic hydrocarbon group, when added in minor proportion to a gasoline, will improve the distribution of the air-fuel mixture in the intake manifold of a multicylinder gasoline engine, run with the resulting blend, thereby increasing operating efficiency. A representative mixture comprises 2-amino octadecane and dimethyl hydrogenated tallow amine.
Abstract:
By incorporating a fluorinated aliphatic compound, more particularly a fluorinated aliphatic hydrocarbon, fluorinated aliphatic hydrocarbyl amine, or fluorinated aliphatic hydrocarbyl amine salt into a gasoline composition the distribution of the air/fuel mixture in the intake manifold of a multicylinder gasoline engine will be improved when that engine is run with the resulting blend, thereby increasing operating efficiency. The fluorinated compound has a total of about 8 to 30 carbon atoms, the total number of fluorine atoms that are attached to either or both of the carbon atoms that are the terminal carbon atom of an aliphatic chain and the carbon atom immediately adjacent thereto being at least three. Representative fluorinated compounds include perfluoro kerosene and perfluoro tributyl amine.
Abstract:
A silicone is added in a minor proportion to a nonleaded gasoline to improve the distribution of the air-fuel mixture in the induction system of an aspirated multicylinder gasoline engine, thereby increasing operating efficiency.
Abstract:
A MIXTURE OF A SILICONE AND A TRISUBSTITUTED PHOSPHATE ESTER HAVING AT LEAST TWO ARYL GROUPS, WHEN ADDED IN A MINOR PROPORTION TO A LEADED GASOLINE, WILL IMPROVE THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE AIR-FUEL MIXTURE IN THE INDUCTION SYSTEM OF AN ASPIRATED MULTICYLINDER GASOLINE ENGINE RUN WITH THAT BLEND, THEREBY INCREASING OPERATING EFFICIENCY.