Primary Reference Fuels PRF of precisely known octane are formed by combining iso-octane, heptane, and other well-known standards such as toluene. These PRFs are used to bracket a given fuel sample to determine the pressure at which similar knock intensities are observed.
To determine the RON, the fuel is tested under engine idle conditions with a low air temperature and slow engine speed. To determine the MON the fuel is tested under the more stressful conditions of higher air temperature and engine speed. Current designs see image below allow the same engine to perform both tests. Despite this flexibility, many testers still prefer to use more than one machine with each specifically set up and calibrated to perform either RON or MON tests.
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In Benzene C6H6 there are six carbons and six hydrogen atoms. If we divide this by 2, we will obtain the simplest ratio of the compound, i. Skip to content Elements.
Table of Contents. Explain it with Molecules. How do Drugs Work? Toggle navigation World of Molecules. Octane Molecule. Octane as a Fuel "Octane" is colloquially used as a short form of "octane rating" an index of a fuel's ability to resist engine knock at high compression ratios, which is a characteristic of octane's branched-chain isomers, especially iso-octane , particularly in the expression "high octane.
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