Method for reducing evaporated fuel emission, canister and adsorbent therefor
AssigneeKuraray Chemical Co., Ltd.
InventorsMitsunori Nishita, Mitsunori Hitomi, Takayuki Yamada
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AssigneeKuraray Chemical Co., Ltd.
InventorsMitsunori Nishita, Mitsunori Hitomi, Takayuki Yamada
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To provide an adsorbent which achieves a low-emission performance while maintaining the adsorption performance for adsorbing an evaporated fuel component, a canister comprising the adsorbent, and a method for reducing evaporated fuel emission. A second adsorbent (e.g., a granule) filled in a second compartment disposed in a downstream side with respect to a first compartment comprises an activated carbon as an adsorption site and a solid diluent as a non-adsorption site. The adsorbent has a difference in n-butane adsorption volume of not less than 35 g/L between a n-butane vapor concentration of 5% by volume and a n-butane vapor concentration of 50% by volume measured at 25° C., a butane working capacity measured in accordance with ASTM D5228 of not less than 8 g/dL, and a butane desorption rate of not less than 45% when a purge air amount measured in accordance with ASTM D5228 is 30 bed volumes of the adsorbent volume.
A method for reducing release of an evaporated fuel, which comprises allowing a gaseous evaporated fuel to flow from at least one first compartment filled with a first adsorbent toward at least one second compartment filled with a second adsorbent for sequentially adsorbing the evaporated fuel onto the first adsorbent and the second adsorbent, and purging a gas from the second compartment toward the first compartment for desorbing the adsorbed evaporated fuel from the second adsorbent and the first adsorbent,
A method for reducing release of an evaporated fuel, which comprises adsorbing and desorbing a gaseous evaporated fuel using a canister, the canister comprising at least one first compartment, at least one second compartment communicating with the first compartment and being disposed in a downstream side with respect to the first compartment, and an adsorbent for being filled in the first compartment and the second compartment,
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