| SULFUR TOLERANT VEHICLE SYSTEMS AND NOVEL METHODS FOR LOW SULFUR GASOLINE
PRODUCTION |
| (CRC Project No. E-7) |
| Objective: |
To determine how light-duty, low emission vehicle systems can be designed
to meet the existing TLEV, LEV, andd ULEV emission standards with fuel sulfur levels
higher than California fuels; explore tradeoffs between emission control technology and
fuel sulfur level; and identify novel methods for producing low-sulfur gasoline that would
have lower manufacturing costs and better cost-effectiveness than current refining
technology. |
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NTIS Accession No. |
Contractor |
| Reports: |
CRC Sulfur/OBD-II Laboratory Research Program - Executive and Technical Final Reports |
PB97-167456 |
Coordinating Research Council, Report No. 602 (February 1997) |
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Biodesulfurization of Gasoline: A Technology Roadmap |
PB 98 144629 |
Coordinating Research Council, Report No. 615 (April 1998) |
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Evaluation of the Sulfur Tolerance of 'Sulfur Tolerant' Automotive Catalysts from
Three Commercial Catalyst Suppliers |
PB99-107161 |
General Motors
(August 1998) |
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Novel Approaches to Reducing the Sulfur Level in Gasoline (E-7c) |
PB2000-107900 |
SRI International
(June 2000) |
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Novel Approaces for the Preparation of Sulfur Tolerant Three-Way Catalysts |
PB2001-101425 |
Northwestern University
(August 2000) |
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Sulfation-Reduction-Reoxidation Characteristics of Sulfur Dioxide Adsorbents for
Three-Way Catalyst (TWC): Design of Experiments and Thermodynamic and Kinetic
Properties (E-7a-5) |
PB2000-108014 |
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Improved Sulfur Tolerance for Automotive Emissions Control Catalysts (E-7a-6) |
PB2001-101431 |
Northwestern University
(August 2000) |
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Sulfur Tolerant Vehicle Systems - Academic Research |
PB2004-100981 |
CRC Report No. 637 |
