I C engine performance on simulated dissociated methanol fuel gas

I C engine performance on simulated dissociated methanol fuel gas

by Eric Gommaire Jean Anthonissen

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I wrote it. It was the subject of my thesis in Applied Sciences, University of Toronto, Mechanical Engineering, in 1983. I lost all my original copies. However, U. of T. should have a copy?! I would love re-reading this work. The subject is all explained in the tittle: we were coming out of the 70'ies, crude oil no more exessively cheap following the Arab world shutting off its flow to the western world. As a result for any mechanical engineering university in the world, lot's of research on how to make diesel and gasoline engine run without diesel/gasoline. This was one proposal.Thanks, Eric Anthonissen, Paris, Oct. 2011.

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