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1. madecalculators.com › octane-calculatorOctane Calculator – Accurate Fuel Rating Tool – Made Calculators

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   This calculator helps you determine the octane rating of a blended fuel mixture from two different fuel sources. Fill in the volumes and octane ratings of both fuels and hit the “Calculate” button to get the resulting octane rating of the mixture.

2. www.sunocoracefuels.com › tech-corner › articleMixing Fuels and Calculating Octane - Sunoco Race Fuels

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   Mixing Fuels and Calculating Octane. We often get these two questions: Can I mix fuels? What is the octane when I mix them? The answer to #1 is easy. Yes, you can mix any of our race fuels. But remember – if your engine needs an unleaded fuel, you don’t want to mix leaded with unleaded.

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4. www.enginelabs.com › engine-tech › mixing-e85-withMixing E85 With Pump Gas: Getting Higher Octane For Less Money

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   Dec 8, 2020 · By blending pump premium (or 91 if you like) with E85, you can create a custom blend of high-octane fuel. Cost Savings Through Better Chemistry. Simply put, if you mix 5 gallons of 91 octane pump gas with 5 gallons of E85, you get 10 gallons of a 96-octane fuel that’s very close to E50, or 50-percent ethanol and 50-percent gasoline.

5. www.motortrend.com › how-to › everything-you-need-toEverything You Need To Know About Octane - MotorTrend

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   Sep 7, 2015 · Calculate your engine's dynamic compression ratio to determine octane needs:if you've ever been curious about your turbo/supercharged or high compression N/A engine's "max" compression ratio, look ...

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6. autoexpert.com.au › posts › the-ultimate-guide-toThe Ultimate Guide to Fuel and Octane Ratings - Auto Expert

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   Oct 1, 2020 · Time to go 100 per cent propeller-head: Octane rating is an index of the knock resistance of a particular fuel compared to a laboratory standard kind of fuel called iso-octane. Which is actually 2,2,4 tri-methyl pentane - for those of you who remained awake for carbon chemistry in high school.

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7. www.csgnetwork.com › octaneratecalcOctane Information And Calculator - CSGNetwork

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   Aug 15, 2011 · A gasoline with an octane number of 92 has the same knock as a mixture of 92% isooctane and 8% heptane. To use our calculator, simply enter the Research Octane Number and the Motor Octane Number; click on Calculate and the minimum octane number, what you see at the pump, is returned.

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   How do you calculate octane?

   • Then, use this equation to find your octane: ( [ % Fuel A ] x [ Octane of Fuel A ] ) + ( [ % Fuel B ] x [ Octane of Fuel B ] ) = Octane of Mixture Here’s an example. Let’s say you mix 3 gallons of 110 with 2 gallons of 100 and you want to know the octane of the resulting 5 gallon mixture. The percentage of 110 in the mix is 3/5 = 0.60 (60%).

   Mixing Fuels and Calculating Octane - Sunoco Race Fuels

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   What does octane rating mean?

   • Time to go 100 per cent propeller-head: Octane rating is an index of the knock resistance of a particular fuel compared to a laboratory standard kind of fuel called iso-octane. Which is actually 2,2,4 tri-methyl pentane - for those of you who remained awake for carbon chemistry in high school.

   The Ultimate Guide to Fuel and Octane Ratings — Auto

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   What octane fuel should I use?

   • The higher a fuel's octane number, the more resistant it is to detonation. An engine only needs enough octane to prevent detonation; if it's tuned for 91-octane pump gas and has a slight ping on a hot day, filling up with 118-octane race fuel won't add crazy horsepower.

   Everything You Need To Know About Octane - MotorTrend

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   How is a fuel octane index calculated?

   • Fuel has what's called an anti-knock index, or AKI, which is calculated based on the average of two different tests: the research octane number (RON) test, and the motor octane number (MON) test. The research octane number test consists of a single-cylinder engine that runs at 600 rpm.

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9. www.anycalculator.com › octaneOctane Information Calculator

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   This calculator determines the minimum octane rating, also know as the knock index, by the formula (R+M)/2. Octane rating number is defined as a value used to indicate the resistance of a motor fuel to knock.