How to Prevent Vapor Lock in Ethanol Blending

       With the surge in Ethanol usage in gasoline by petroleum refineries, coupled with the extended periods of scorching weather worldwide, there is a burgeoning interest in conducting fuel tests to mitigate the risk of vapor lock.

       In the United States, an increasing number of states are embracing the E10 rule, which authorizes the addition of 10% Ethanol (EtOH) to the fuel mix. However, The US EPA regularly adjusts gasoline volatility regulations for the petroleum industry to curb excessive emissions and ensure optimal drivability, download the application note to learn about this and impacts of ethanol blending now.