Traduction de «rapport air-essence » (Français → Anglais) :

A/F ratio | air/fuel ratio | mixture ratio | AFR [Abbr.]

air-fuel mixture [ combustible mixture ]

air-fuel mixture

with the correct proportion of air to petrol a stoechiometric mixture is produced

develop reports on fuel sold in fuel station | prepare a report on fuel sold in fuel station | arrange reports on fuel sold in fuel station | prepare reports on fuel sold in fuel station

air fuel ratio | air-fuel ratio

fuel-air ratio | F/A ratio | fuel-to-air ratio | mixture strength

We can meet that goal through a series of strong measures to improve air quality: first, rigorous Canada-wide standards for mercury and benzene and for levels of particulate matter and ozone; second, enhancing the federal smog plan with new measures to reduce emissions in the transportation sector and in industrial activities; third, negotiating a new ozone reduction agreement with the United States, which will be done this year; fourth, limiting the level of sulphur in Canadian gasoline, of which you may have read something recently with regard to complaints of two companies who feel we're moving too quickly; fifth, developing a post-2000 acid rain strategy, building on the successes we've had under the original 1980 Canada/United Stat ...[+++]es Acid Rain Accord; and sixth, taking action on climate change that will, in addition, lead to low-level clean air benefits.

My report examines the impact of sales-below-cost laws on the characteristics of the U.S. retail gasoline market. In particular, the report examines the impact these laws have had on the number of retail establishments, the proportion of small operators in each state's market, and the proportion of outlets with service bays.

2. On the basis inter alia of the annual reports submitted and the observed trends, in particular, in air quality, particulate emissions, acidification and damage to buildings and cultural heritage , the Commission, shall, by 31 December 2008 , submit a report to the European Parliament and to the Council containing proposals for the revision of this Directive, including proposals to revise the limit values laid down for each fuel category and to reduce other forms of air pollution from seagoing vessels, including full specifications for marine fuel in accordance with European Parliament and Council Directive 98/70/EC of 13 October 1998 ...[+++]relating to the quality of petrol and diesel fuels and amending Council Directive 93/12/EEC*.

Japan figured that, once the legislation is in force in a few years, air pollution will be reduced by 1% in relation to its Kyoto target, which is 6%. The use of fuel made purer by the addition of 10% ethanol will account for a 1% reduction in pollution (1830) [English] In general, ethanol represents 40% to 80% less carbon dioxide than conventional gasoline.