Partial premixed gases of butane and ten percent volume hydrogen contained partial premixed butane are used to study the influences on cool flame propagation speed and maximum combustion pressure of hydrogen addition to the fuel. Results show that, the reaction rate and the flame propagation speed of the partial premixed gases were increased as hydrogen addition to the butane. In addition, hydrogen addition to the butane cannot affect the cool flame wave pressure of initial ignition. After the cool flame wave sweeps the partial premixed gases, abruptly combustion occurred and the maximum chamber pressure appeared during combustion process. However, the maximum chamber pressure is lower when hydrogen addition to the butane, but the higher equivalence ratio can prevent the lower maximum chamber pressure phenomenon.