What Is Ethanol Gasoline?

Vehicle ethanol gasoline is a kind of automobile fuel formed by mixing denatured fuel ethanol and gasoline in a certain ratio. Using this fuel can not only save petroleum resources and effectively reduce pollution from automobile exhaust, but also promote agricultural production. Ethanol gasoline has been used successfully in some countries for many years, and now it has begun to receive attention in China.

Vehicle ethanol gasoline

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1. Before using ethanol gasoline, clean the oil circuit and fuel tank according to regulations.

2. In the use of ethanol gasoline, the ignition timing can be adjusted slightly in advance according to the characteristics of the specific vehicle. Generally it is 2-5 degrees, which can solve the phenomenon of boring and slow acceleration of the vehicle.

3 On carburetor oil

1. In the early stage of use, check, clean and replace the gasoline filter in time.

2. In the initial period of use, check and clean the carburetor regularly. .

Ethanol is an organic substance containing carbon and hydrogen, which can burn to generate thermal energy. in

As early as the 1920s, Brazil began using ethanol gasoline. Due to the lack of Brazil's petroleum resources, but rich in sugar cane, a complete set of technologies for producing sugar and alcohol from sugar cane was formed. At present, Brazil is the earliest ethanol gasoline in the world with an ethanol content of 20%.

The United States is another major consumer of ethanol in the world. Ethanol gasoline was first introduced in the Nebraska area in the 1930s. In 1978, 10% ethanol gasoline (E10 gasoline) was used on a large scale in Nebraska. Since then, the U.S. federal government has implemented tax reductions and exemptions for E10 gasoline. Fuel ethanol production has increased rapidly from 30,000 tons in 1979 to 269 in 1990. 10,000 tons. In 2000, US fuel ethanol production reached 5 million tons. With the reduction in MTBE use in the United States and eventual ban, fuel ethanol will become the best alternative to MTBE for oxygenates. It is estimated that by 2004, the total fuel ethanol demand in the United States will reach 10 million tons.

During the Anti-Japanese War, China used alcohol as a vehicle fuel. During the liberation war, the PLA established the Nanyang Alcohol Factory for military purposes. This factory is still the main factory producing ethanol for ethanol gasoline. At the beginning of liberation, there were still people who drove cars with alcohol, but not the current scientific ethanol gasoline.