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Relation of Hydrogen and Methane to Carbon Monoxide in Exhaust Gases from Internal-Combustion Engines (1935)

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internal-combustion engines using hydrocarbon fuels even when the fuel was in excess of that required for 20 1 complete combustion. hi 4. The determination of any two components (C02, CO, 02, air-fuel ratio), employment of the H-CO 0 50 ^40 k 0 co O 24 4 8 12 16 20 Air-fuel ratio (exhaust analysis)… … CO (exhaust analysis), percent Figure 9.—Agreement of Ostwald combustion diagram and experimental values of CO. Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory, National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, in definite proportions, the ratio depending on the Langley Field, Va., August 17, 1933. ratio of…

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