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For E85, alcohol and gas mixtures so-called NAM fuels. |
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Dose factor: 0.01 or 0.02 |
1 or 2 % |
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Pure E85 (2%) |
E85 and V-Power mix (1%) |
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2 parts V-Power 1 part T66 1 part acetone sum = 4 parts |
1 part T66 1 part acetone sum = 2 parts |
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Commentary |
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Highly efficient fuel additive based on T66. The gasoline type as Shell sell have
beneficial properties in E85 and the amount of acetone can then be higher.
AT2 is part of NAMAG+OC method and is then paired with AG+. One has since
LFG (lighter fluid glycol) which has consumption-reducing properties. You can
also choose a 50/50 mixture of acetone and V-Power, which is dosed individually
as a booster additive. |
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Consumption gain: Not measured |
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Opening time reduction: 30-40 % |
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Complement to AT2 |
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For E85, alcohol and gas mixtures so-called LFG fuels. |
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Dose factor = 0.005 |
0.5 % |
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100% adapted glycol - must be ordered |
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Commentary |
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Represents the final component in a NAM fuel when one wants to obtain an LFG fuel.
The dose of this additive should follow the ethanol content and shall not be overdosed.
The dosing of AG+ and AT2 should be made by special methodology - follow
this instruction. Can not be mixed
with other additives. Alcohols such as IPA can not be used in these contexts. Like a
poison kills them all the beneficial effects of AG+, it also applies AT2.
Label for AG+ with water. |
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Consumption gain: > 5 % |
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The content of SHA for AG++: 20 ppm (in the fuel) |
Opening time reduction: 30-40 % |
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