A comparative study of performance and combustion characteristics of a CI diesel engine fuelled with B20 biodiesel blends

Naik, N. Sunil; Balakrishna, B.

doi:10.1080/01430750.2017.1360199

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“…Biodiesel, which can be made from animal fats or plant oils (palm, corn, rapeseed, and soybean), is comparable to petroleum diesel [4][5]. Biodiesel is frequently employed in car engines in either a pure or blended form, with no engine modifications required [6][7]. One of the benefits of using biodiesel is that they have a minor negative impact on the environment since they emit fewer greenhouse gases.…”

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Calculation of Specific Exhaust Emissions of Compression Ignition Engine Fueled by Palm Biodiesel Blend

Sarwani

Fawzi

Osman

et al. 2022

ARASET

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Biodiesel is regarded as one of the most beneficial forms of renewable energy, with qualities similar to diesel fuel. Commercially, biodiesel is used in the form of blends – a mixture of diesel and biodiesel, and they have proven to reduce hazardous emissions in the environment. The desire for Euro 5 fuel adoption is essential to meet growing market demands and limited legal emission restrictions. An installation of pricey special equipment is required for measuring the emission based on the European Union legislation. Therefore this paper proposes a calculation method of conversion for percentage volumetric emission into specific emission (g/km).

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Calculation of Specific Exhaust Emissions of Compression Ignition Engine Fueled by Palm Biodiesel Blend

Sarwani

Fawzi

Osman

et al. 2022

ARASET

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“…The need to know biodiesel performance benefits is very imperative. However this need has necessitated some researchers to carry out comparative performance analysis of diesel engine fuelled with biodiesel produced from different sources and diesel by Naik and Balakrishna (2019),Jindal et al, (2010),Ashutosh et al, (2013, Nidal and Khaled (2015), Ghosh and Dutta (2012), Mamilla et al,(2013), Hao et al,(2016, Al-dawody and Al-Farhany (2018), Kolhe et al, (2014), Dharmadhikari et al,(2012,Kumar and Sharma (2016), Ramakrishnan et al, (2018), Hevandro et al,(2017),Fallahipanah et al,(2011), Ahmed et al, (2016, Maharana and Chnadra (2015), Hurdogan (2016), Harinathareddy et al,(2013), Elango and Senthilkumar (2011), Mamilla (2013), Musa et al,(2016a).…”

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Comparative performance evaluation of a diesel engine run on diesel and biodiesel produced from coconut oil

Musa¹,

Teran²,

Yaman³

2019

Journal of Applied Sciences and Environmental Management

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Using renewable alternative fuel such as biodiesel in the diesel engines has long been advocated for.The aim of the study was to experimentally investigate and compare the performance in terms of fuel consumption rate, brake power, mechanical efficiency of a diesel engine individually fuelled by sole coconut oil biodiesel and diesel. All the tests were conducted using a test rig at different engine loads of 0, 25, 50, 75 and 100%. Results of the test revealed that fuel consumption rate of the engine when it was fuelled by coconut oil biodiesel were 3.651, 4.058, 4.465, 3.113 and 1.76litres/h and were 2, 1.55, 1.10, 1.06 and 1.02litres/h when the engine was fuelled by sole diesel at the respective aforementioned engine loads. The brake powers of the engine when biodiesel was used were found to be lower than when diesel was used at each load The mechanical efficiencies of the engine when biodiesel was used were found to be slightly lower at each load than when diesel was used. The fuel consumption rates of the diesel engine when fuelled individually with sole biodiesel and sole diesel were found to vary with load, brake power and mechanical efficiency of the engine. Brake power was also found to vary with load when the engine was fuelled individually with sole biodiesel and sole diesel.

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Effect of fuel preheating with blended fuels and exhaust gas recirculation on diesel engine operating parameters

Mekonen

Sahoo

2018

Renewable Energy Focus

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A comparative study of performance and combustion characteristics of a CI diesel engine fuelled with B20 biodiesel blends

Cited by 4 publications

References 21 publications

Calculation of Specific Exhaust Emissions of Compression Ignition Engine Fueled by Palm Biodiesel Blend

Calculation of Specific Exhaust Emissions of Compression Ignition Engine Fueled by Palm Biodiesel Blend

Comparative performance evaluation of a diesel engine run on diesel and biodiesel produced from coconut oil

Effect of fuel preheating with blended fuels and exhaust gas recirculation on diesel engine operating parameters

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