2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.fuel.2014.04.059
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Comparative analysis of performance, emission and combustion parameters of diesel engine fuelled with ethyl ester of fish oil and its diesel blends

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“…For B20 blend, lower BSFC, BSEC and higher BTE compared to diesel was obtained. There was no significant change in the engine performance but a reduction of main noxious emissions was observed [4,9]. CO and CO 2 emissions were significantly lowered with fish oil biodiesel [10,11].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For B20 blend, lower BSFC, BSEC and higher BTE compared to diesel was obtained. There was no significant change in the engine performance but a reduction of main noxious emissions was observed [4,9]. CO and CO 2 emissions were significantly lowered with fish oil biodiesel [10,11].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bölge). Kontrolsüz yanma safhasında ısı yayılımının yüksek olmasının en önemli nedeni tutuşma gecikmesi süresinde püskürtülen yakıt miktarının artmasıdır [27]. Dizel yanmasının, ana yanmayı oluşturan üçüncü fazı difüzyon kontrollü yanma safhasıdır (III.…”
Section: şEkil 6 Yanma Fazları Ve Yanma Süresinin Belirlenmesi (Combunclassified
“…Isı yayılımının negatiften pozitife döndüğü nokta (yanma başlangıcı) ile pozitiften negatife döndüğü nokta (yanma sonu) arası yanma süresini belirlemektedir. [27]. Tutuşma gecikmesinin fazla olması sonucu yanma başlangıcı daha geç o KA konumunda gerçekleşir.…”
Section: şEkil 6 Yanma Fazları Ve Yanma Süresinin Belirlenmesi (Combunclassified
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“…Biofuels were one such source of fuel originated from plants and animals [1]. The oils extracted from seeds such as coconuts, cotton seed, soya bean, sunflower, jatropha, peanuts, mustard seed, linseed, palm and cashew nuts are converted to biodiesel and tested as a substitute fuel for CI engines [2,3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%