EP4286496A1 - Kraftstoffzusammensetzung für kleinmotoren mit spezifischem iso-oktangehalt - Google Patents

Kraftstoffzusammensetzung für kleinmotoren mit spezifischem iso-oktangehalt Download PDF

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EP4286496A1
EP4286496A1 EP22176738.7A EP22176738A EP4286496A1 EP 4286496 A1 EP4286496 A1 EP 4286496A1 EP 22176738 A EP22176738 A EP 22176738A EP 4286496 A1 EP4286496 A1 EP 4286496A1
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  • the present invention relates to the field of gasoline (or fuel) compositions for small utility engines.
  • This term is used herein as a synonym for "SEF (small engine fuel)", “alkylate-based fuel” or “petrol fuel for small internal combustion engines”.
  • SEF small engine fuel
  • alkylate-based fuel or "petrol fuel for small internal combustion engines”.
  • Such gasolines are very specific and different from the standard gasoline compositions that can be purchased e.g. at petrol stations, or aviation (jet) fuels, both regarding their requirements as well as their composition.
  • the present invention pertains to a gasoline composition for a small utility engine wherein the content of iso-octane is within a specified elevated range as specified herein, the use of such an elevated content of iso-octane as such and of the small engine gasoline containing it, as well as a process for preparing the small engine gasoline according to the invention.
  • Small utility engines typically 2- or 4-stroke spark ignition engines, are used in various portable gasoline powered tools. Examples are chain saws or mowing machines. These engines are not as emission efficient as e.g. car engines.
  • specific gasoline compositions for small utility engines have been developed. They have low emission levels compared to e.g. standard 95 octane (Research Octane Number, RON) gasoline from the gas station, primarily comprise paraffins and contains no or very little aromatic compounds, naphthenes and olefins.
  • Gasoline for small utility engines is thus a specific and different technical field. It has a mild odour and burns more cleanly, producing less particular emissions and fewer deposits.
  • the present invention is directed to a so called small engine gasoline or fuel.
  • the present invention is thus not concerned with a jet CONFIDENTIAL AND PRIVILEGED fuel or aviation fuel, or a conventional fuel comprising naphthenes and/or aromatics in significant amounts above those as specified below.
  • WO2018/069137 A1 describes a gasoline composition, which comprises (a) admixing with an alkylate-base gasoline, such as a fossil alkylate base gasoline, comprising: 90 vol-% or more C5-C12 paraffins, 5 vol-% or less of naphthenes, 1 vol-% or less of aromatics, 1 vol-% or less of oxygenates, RON of at least 87, the alkylate base fuel in an amount in the range from 40 to 90 vol-% based on the total gasoline composition; (b) a renewable naphtha distillate comprising: 90 vol-% or more C5-C12 paraffins, 30 vol-% or more C5-C6 paraffins, 5 vol-% or less of naphthenes, 1 vol-% or less of aromatics, 1 vol-% or less of oxygenates, the renewable naphtha distillate in an amount of 1 vol-% or more, such as 3 vol-% or more, such as 5 vol-% or more, e.g.
  • compositions for small utility engines there is however still the need to find specific compositions combining advantageous properties regarding the emissions and deposit, while at the same time providing the desired performance during the operation of the small utility engine, such as cold and warm start properties, rich come down behaviour and smooth long term operation.
  • a first aspect of the present invention is directed to a gasoline composition for a small utility engine comprising 90 vol-% or more C5-C12 paraffins, 3 vol-% or less of naphthenes, 1 vol% or less of aromatics, 1 vol-% or less of oxygenates, based on the total gasoline composition, and having a RON and/or MON of at least 92, wherein the content of iso-octane is at least 60.2 vol-%, the content of C5 isoparaffins is at least 10 vol-%, and the content of C10 to C14 isoparaffins is 1 to 5 vol-%, based on the total gasoline composition.
  • the gasoline composition for a small utility engine according to the invention has a Motor Octane Number (MON) of at least 92, such as 92 to 98.
  • MON Motor Octane Number
  • the content of C10 to C14 isoparaffins is preferably 1 to 4 vol-%, more preferably 1 to 3 vol-%, in particular 1 to 2 vol-%, based on the total gasoline composition.
  • a second aspect of the present invention is directed to the use of such a gasoline composition for a small utility engine in a spark ignition engine, preferably a 2-stroke engine or a 4-stroke engine in particular an engine for a garden tool, forestry tool, chain saw, clearing saw, outboard motor, lawn mower, lawn tractor, string trimmer, snow blower, snowmobile, backpack blower or sucker, water ski motor, jet ski, motocross, concrete mixers, or generator.
  • a spark ignition engine preferably a 2-stroke engine or a 4-stroke engine in particular an engine for a garden tool, forestry tool, chain saw, clearing saw, outboard motor, lawn mower, lawn tractor, string trimmer, snow blower, snowmobile, backpack blower or sucker, water ski motor, jet ski, motocross, concrete mixers, or generator.
  • a third aspect of the present invention is directed to the use of iso-octane in a gasoline composition for a small utility engine to lower the final boiling point and/or the volume percentage vaporizing within 20°C, in particular within 10°C below the final boiling point of an alkylate based gasoline, pursuant to the determination of the distillation characteristics according to DIN EN ISO 3405.
  • a fourth aspect of the present invention is directed to the use of renewable iso-octane instead of a fossil iso-octane for lowering the temperature at which 30 vol-%, preferably at which 40 vol-% of a gasoline for a small utility engine are vaporized, while increasing the temperature at which 80%, preferably at which 90% of the alkylate based gasoline are vaporized, pursuant to the determination of the distillation characteristics according to DIN EN ISO 3405.
  • a fifth aspect of the present invention is directed to a process for preparing a gasoline composition for a small utility engine as described herein, in particular according to any one of claims 1 to 11, comprising the following steps:
  • the present invention allows a convenient and effective provision, preparation and use of small engine fuels having advantageous properties, in particular a reduced final boiling point and a smooth boiling point curve ensuring an even percentage of low evaporating proportions as well as high evaporating proportion and thus good starting properties at different temperatures as well as smooth operation of the small engines.
  • Lowering the final boiling point has many advantages as known to the skilled person, e.g. reducing or avoiding the accumulation of unwanted residues in the combustion chamber engine and/or the production of potentially hazardous components, in particular those having a high boiling point.
  • an advantageous gasoline for small utility engines also called “small engine fuel” or “SEF” herein, can be obtained if the total amount of iso-octane in the gasoline is in a specified (and elevated) range of at least 60.2 vol-%, preferably at least 60.5 vol-%, based on the total gasoline composition.
  • SEF small engine fuel
  • iso-octane shall preferably mean all C8 isoparaffins.
  • the final boiling point (FBP) of the SEF of the invention is surprisingly reduced, such that problems related to a high final boiling point are advantageously reduced or avoided.
  • the content of iso-octane in the gasoline (SEF) of the invention is at least 61%, more preferred at least 62 vol-%. Further, it is preferred that the content of iso-octane in the gasoline (SEF) of the invention is at most 80 vol-%, more preferred at most 78 vol-%, further at most 75 vol-%, in particular at most 70 vol-%, based on the total gasoline composition. Particular preferred ranges are from about 60.5 to about 80 vol-%, further from about 61% to about 75% vol-%, in particular from about 61.5% to about 70% vol-%, based on the total gasoline composition.
  • the effect of the elevated iso-octane content as specified herein on the reduction of the FBP is particularly advantageous if it is combined with a content of C5 isoparaffins of at least 10 vol-%, and the content of C10 to C14 isoparaffins is 1 to 5 vol-%, based on the total gasoline composition.
  • the content of C5 isoparaffins in the SEF of the invention is at least 15 vol-%, preferably at least 20 vol-%, and preferably not more than 30 vol-%, based on the total gasoline composition. More preferred, the content of C5 isoparaffins in the SEF of the invention is from about 21 to about 27 vol-%, as this was surprisingly found to have a very significant effect on the reduction of the FBP when combined with the iso-octane content as described herein (and preferably the content of C10 to C14 isoparaffins as described herein).
  • the SEF of the invention comprises a ratio of C5-isoparaffin to iso-octane between 0.34 to 0.45, in particular from 0.35 to 0.44.
  • a ratio of C5-isoparaffin to iso-octane between 0.34 to 0.45, in particular from 0.35 to 0.44.
  • the content of C10 to C14 isoparaffins is less than 5 vol-%, in particular not more than 4 vol-% or even not more than 3 vol-%, based on the total gasoline composition. More preferred, the content of C10 to C14 isoparaffins is at the same time more than 0.5 vol-%, in particular at least 1 vol-%, based on the total gasoline composition. Thus, particular preferred ranges (convergent) are 1 to 4 vol-%, 1 to 3 vol-% or 1 to 2 vol-%, based on the total gasoline composition.
  • At least 25%, preferably at least 40%, in particular at least 50% of the iso-octane in the gasoline composition are from a renewable source, wherein the renewable content is determined by isotopic distribution involving 14 C, 13 C and/or 12 C as described in ASTM D6866.
  • the renewable content is determined by isotopic distribution involving 14 C, 13 C and/or 12 C as described in ASTM D6866.
  • the iso-octane from a renewable source has a total overall content of 2,2,4-Trimethylpentane, 2,3,4-Trimethylpentane and 2,2,3-Trimethylpentane of less than 90 vol-%, of the total volume of the iso-octane, and at least 10 vol-% of the iso-octane from a renewable source are other iso-C8 isomers, i.e. other isomers of a C8 isoparaffin.
  • the SEF comprises at least 15 vol-%, preferably at least 20 vol-%, in particular at least 30 vol-%, based on the total gasoline composition, of iso-octane from a renewable source.
  • the renewable content is determined by isotopic distribution involving 14 C, 13 C and/or 12 C as described in ASTM D6866.
  • the renewable iso-octane as used within the fuel of the present invention may be prepared by any process known in the art
  • the iso-octane from a renewable source can for example be prepared based on the methods described in US02015/0126787A1 (in particular Examples 38-40 and 42) or WO2011/140560 A1 , i.e.
  • methods comprising fermenting a biomass-derived feedstock to form one or more C2-C6 alcohols such as isobutanol, catalytically dehydrating and oligomerizing the alcohol(s) to form higher molecular weight olefins, and hydrogenating the olefins to form isoparaffins, including fractionation/distillation steps as appropriate to obtain renewable iso-octane (C8 isoparaffins).
  • C2-C6 alcohols such as isobutanol
  • catalytically dehydrating and oligomerizing the alcohol(s) to form higher molecular weight olefins and hydrogenating the olefins to form isoparaffins, including fractionation/distillation steps as appropriate to obtain renewable iso-octane (C8 isoparaffins).
  • small engines are designed to run on 93 or higher octane rated fuels ((RON+MON)/2).
  • the gasoline of the invention will generally have a RON and/or MON of at least 92, preferably a RON of at least 93, such as 93 to 98, and preferably a MON of 92 or higher, such as 92 to 97.
  • Elevated engine temperatures require higher octane gasoline to prevent pre-ignition, which is to be avoided in small engines, so that higher octane numbers are often preferred. They are also preferred in high-end applications such as in outboard motors, snow mobiles, jet ski motors, motocross, and the like.
  • octane rating is the RON which is determined by running the fuel in a test engine with a variable compression ratio under controlled conditions, and comparing the results with those for 2,2,4-Trimethylpentane (having an octane number (RON and MON) of 100 by definition) and n-heptane (having an octane number (RON and MON) of 0 by definition).
  • the compression ratio is varied during the test in order to challenge the fuel's antiknocking tendency as an increase in the compression ratio will increase the chances of knocking.
  • MON octane rating
  • RON testing uses a similar test engine to that used in RON testing, but with a preheated fuel mixture, higher engine speed, and variable ignition timing to further stress the fuel's knock resistance.
  • the MON will be somewhat lower than the RON, but there is no direct link between RON and MON.
  • the SEF has a content of isoparaffins of at least 90 vol-%, preferably at least 93 vol-%, in particular at least 95 vol-%, in order to ensure high performance.
  • less than 20% vol-%, in particular less than 15 vol-% of the SEF of the invention evaporate at temperatures above 110°C, pursuant to the determination of the distillation characteristics according to DIN EN ISO 3405. This enhances the positive effect of the high iso-octane content on the lowering of the FBP and reduction of unwanted emissions and residue.
  • a (renewable) naphta component to the SEF of the invention, in particular a (renewable) naphtha distillate comprising: 90 vol-% or more C5-C12 paraffins, 30 vol-% or more C5-C6 paraffins, 5 vol-% or less of naphthenes, 1 vol-% or less of aromatics, 1 vol-% or less of oxygenates, wherein the renewable content is determined by isotopic distribution involving 14C, 13C and/or 12C as described in ASTM D6866, is detrimental to the advantageous effects of the enhanced levels of (renewable) iso-octane as specified herein, together with the specified contents of the C5 isoparaffins and the C10-C14 alkanes/isoparaffins as specified herein.
  • any such (renewable) Naphtha component in the SEF of the invention such as described and claimed in WO 2018/069137 A1 because it is detrimental for a reduction of the final boiling point as achieved by the SEF according to the present invention.
  • the addition of a renewable Naphtha component is disadvantageous regarding the effect of a high iso-octane content, in particular high renewable iso-octane content as specified herein on a smooth distillation curve and the desired balance of a sufficient percentage of the fuel composition evaporating at a relatively low temperature versus the proportion evaporating at a relatively high temperature.
  • the SEF of the present invention does not comprise any lead or any lead-containing compounds, in particular no lead-containing organic compounds.
  • the fuel of the present invention has a content of aromatic compounds of less than 1 vol-%, in particular less than 0.5 vol-%.
  • the content of oxygenates preferably in the range of below 2%, in particular below 1%, more particular below 0.5%, most preferably below 0.1%.
  • the level of oxygenates is equated to and determined for example as "oxygen" in % (m/m) according to DIN EN ISO 22854 or an equivalent norm.
  • no oxygenates are artificially added or present in the fuel of the present invention.
  • the content of cycloparaffins in the fuel of the present invention is less than 0.5 vol-%, in particular less than 0.2 vol-%.
  • the gasoline composition for a small utility engine according to the invention comprises 0.1 vol-% or less of benzene, 1.0 % or less, more preferably 0.5 vol-% or less of olefins, 1 vol-% or less of naphthenes, 0.5 vol-% or less of aromatics, 0.5 vol-% or less of oxygenates, based on the total gasoline composition.
  • the SEF of the present invention has a boiling range of 25 to 210 °C, in particular 30 to 200 °C.
  • the SEF of the invention fulfils the requirements of
  • the distillation curve is preferably measured according to EN ISO 3405 or its national versions. It may also be measured in accordance with a corresponding standard norm.
  • renewable components in particular renewable iso-octane is determined by known methods, in particularly ASTM D6866. It may also be determined by a comparable standard method.
  • the gasoline composition for a small utility engine may be used in a spark ignition engine, preferably a 4-stroke engine or a 2-stroke engine in particular an engine for a garden tool, forestry tool, chain saw, clearing saw, outboard motor, lawn mower, lawn tractor, string trimmer, snow blower, snowmobile, backpack blower or sucker, water ski motor, jet ski, motocross, concrete mixers, or generator, as known in the art.
  • a spark ignition engine preferably a 4-stroke engine or a 2-stroke engine in particular an engine for a garden tool, forestry tool, chain saw, clearing saw, outboard motor, lawn mower, lawn tractor, string trimmer, snow blower, snowmobile, backpack blower or sucker, water ski motor, jet ski, motocross, concrete mixers, or generator, as known in the art.
  • a further aspect of the invention is directed to the use of iso-octane to lower the final boiling point of a gasoline composition for a small utility engine.
  • it may be used to lower the volume percentage vaporizing within 20° C, in particular within 10°C below the final boiling point of a gasoline composition for a small utility engine, pursuant to the determination of the distillation characteristics according to EN ISO 3405 or its national versions.
  • the ranges for iso-octane, C5 isoparaffins and C10 to C14 isoparaffins in the gasoline composition are adjusted to the ranges as described herein.
  • iso-octane is adjusted to a range of 60.2 to 80 vol-%, in particular 60.5 to 75 vol-%
  • C5 isoparaffins are adjusted to a range of 20 to 30 vol-%, in particular 21 to 27 vol-%, based on the (total volume of the) total gasoline composition.
  • a further aspect of the invention is directed to the use of renewable iso-octane instead of a fossil iso-octane for lowering the temperature at which 30 vol-%, preferably at which 40 vol-% of a gasoline for a small utility engine are vaporized, while increasing the temperature at which 80%, preferably at which 90% of the gasoline for a small utility engine are vaporized, pursuant to the determination of the distillation characteristics according to EN ISO 3405 or its national versions.
  • the ranges for iso-octane, C5 isoparaffins and C10 to C14 isoparaffins in the gasoline composition are adjusted to the ranges as described herein.
  • iso-octane is adjusted to a range of 60.2 to 80 vol-%, in particular 60.5 to 75 vol-%
  • C5 isoparaffins are adjusted to a range of 20 to 30 vol-%, in particular 21 to 27 vol-%, based on the (total volume of the) total gasoline composition.
  • the gasoline composition for a small utility engine is as described herein, in particular it may comprise: 90 vol-% or more C5-C12 paraffins, 3 vol-% or less of naphthenes, 1 vol-% or less of aromatics, 2 vol-% or less, in particular 1 vol-% or less of oxygenates, based on the total gasoline composition, and has a RON and/or MON of at least 92. Further preferred, it has a RON of at least 93, such as 93 to 98. Further preferred, it has a MON of at least 92, such as 92 to 97. Further preferred, the specific (iso)paraffin contents and other components of the gasoline for a small utility engine are within the more narrow and more preferred range limits as specified herein.
  • a further aspect of the present invention is directed to a process for preparing a gasoline composition for a small utility engine according to any one of claims 1 to 12, comprising the following steps:
  • alkylate base gasoline As described e.g. in WO2018/069137A , such alkylate base gasoline compositions are mostly paraffinic with often very little naphthenes, aromatics and oxygenates. They may be derived from the refining of crude oil and are sometimes blended from several petroleum refinery process streams. They may also be obtained by direct distillation of crude oil, catalytic and thermal cracking, hydrocracking, catalytic reforming, alkylation and polymerisation. Thus, alkylate base gasoline comprises often many different compounds, sometimes in the range of 40 or more different compounds.
  • IBP initial boiling point
  • FBP final boiling point
  • the hydrocarbons present in that distillation range usually range from those containing 4 or 5 carbon atoms to those containing about 10 to 12 carbon atoms.
  • Preparation by admixing defined (single) components as specified herein for the SEF compositions of the invention is often a preferred embodiment.
  • the SEF of the present invention is mainly comprised of paraffins (alkanes), which can be straight-chain paraffins or the branched isoparaffins.
  • the alkylate base gasoline, and also the gasoline for small utility engines according to the present invention will generally have 90 vol-% or more C5-C12 paraffins (in particular isoparaffins), such as preferably 95 vol-% or more C5-C12 paraffins.
  • the SEF of the present invention may be a fossil gasoline composition or the major part of the gasoline composition may be of fossil origin. However, according to one embodiment of the present invention, at least a part of the SEF of the invention is from a renewable source.
  • the gasoline for small utility engines according to the present invention has no or a very low content of naphthenes (cycloalkanes), which are alkanes with at least one non-aromatic ring structure.
  • the gasoline may have about 1 vol-% or less, in particular 0.5 vol-% or less of naphthenes. It has no or a very low content of aromatics, i.e. compounds containing a benzene ring or other ring structure that is aromatic. In general, it contains 1 vol-%, preferably 0.5 vol-% or less, in particular 0.1 vol-% or less of aromatics. It also has no or a very low content of oxygenates, i.e.
  • the gasoline contains 1 vol-% or less, preferably 0.5 vol-% or less in particular 0.1 vol-% or less of oxygenates.
  • the gasoline of the invention contains no oxygenates at all.
  • the SEF may have a vapour pressure of 50 kPa or more, such as at least 55 kPa or more and as high as 65 kPa.
  • Fig. 1 shows as an embodiment the reduction of the final boiling point (FBP) by SEF compositions according to the invention, in dependence of the overall iso-octane content of the composition.
  • Fig. 2 shows as an embodiment a comparison of the distillation curve for SEFs according to the invention comprising the same overall amount of iso-octane, either with or without a proportion of iso-octane from a renewable source. It is evident that if 40% of the iso-octane in the SEF according to the invention was from a renewable source, the overall gradient of the distillation curve was increased, i.e. more equal proportions of the overall fuel composition evaporated continuously over a wide temperature range, providing the performance advantages of the SEF as specified herein.
  • the alkylate base fuel used as a starting material was a commercial alkylate composition as available in the art, having 99.5 vol-% C5-C12 paraffins (93.2 vol-% isoparaffins), less than 0.1 vol-% naphthenes, less than 0.3 vol-% aromatics, 0.1 vol-% of olefins and no oxygenates, based on the total composition.
  • the content of iso-octane and C5 isoparaffins was adjusted by the addition of (renewable) iso-octane as indicated below and C5 isoparaffins to a content of about 23 to 24 vol-%.
  • the content of C10 to C14 isoparaffins in the final SEFs was below 5 vol-% in all final SEFs.
  • the RON was in the 93 to 96 range, and MON was in the 92 to 94 range.
  • distillation curves (pursuant to the determination of the distillation characteristics according to DIN EN ISO 3405) are given in Figure 2 .
  • the portion of the distillation curve below about 50% of evaporated volume is lowered by the addition of renewable versus fossil iso-octane, whereas the portion of the curve above about 50% of evaporated volume is increased. This helps to avoid a flat central part of the boiling point curve (which is undesired because a large volume percentage of the SEF evaporates within a very narrow temperature range).

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