Effect of Biodiesel/Diesel Blend and Temperature on 1-Cylinder Diesel Fuel Injection Pump Performance and Spray Pattern

Anis, Samsudin; Budiandono, Galuh Nur; Saputro, Danang Dwi; Zainal, Zulkarnain

doi:10.15294/jbat.v7i2.11891

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“…In addition, the various conveniences obtained to buy a vehicle are the cause of the increasing number of motorized vehicles today. The increase in population and needs over time have led to higher energy demands, including in Indonesia [3]. Biofuels are receiving a lot of attention in the public, private, and scientific domains [4].…”

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Diesel engine performance test using solar-dex and biodiesel (B30) on power and torque

Setiyawan

Novianto

Afkar

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Biodiesel as renewable alternative energy produced from vegetable and animal oils can be used to fuel diesel engines. Pertamina has officially release Biodiesel B30, which sells on fuel stations in Indonesia. The purpose of this study is to investigate the diesel engine performance on Solar-Dex and Biodiesel blend. Testing the performance of a diesel engine by mixing Solar-Dex and Biodiesel on power and torque produces different data and can be concluded: (1) Pure Solar-Dex without the addition of Biodiesel gives the lowest power yield of 49.55 kW, while the data fluctuates when adding Biodiesel and it is known that the most considerable average power occurs when a mixture of Biodiesel is 30% with 70 Solar-Dex and 40% biodiesel with 60% Solar-Dex which is 54 kW. (2) Pure Solar-Dex without the addition of bio-diesel gives the lowest torque yield of 120.45 Nm, while the data fluctuates when adding Biodiesel and it is known that the most considerable average torque occurs when a mixture of 20% bio-diesel with 80 Solar-Dex is 122, 8 Nm.

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Diesel engine performance test using solar-dex and biodiesel (B30) on power and torque

Setiyawan

Novianto

Afkar

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The increase of biodiesel B20 oxidation stability using antioxidant obtained from soursop leaves extraction through microwave assisted extraction technique

Megawati

Astuti

Arief

et al. 2019

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Optimization of Injection Pressure and Fuel Temperature in a Diesel Engine Using Biodiesel B40

Romy,

Suwitno,

Ginting

et al. 2024

j.ris.technol.pencegah.

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Biodiesel is an alternative fuel substitute for diesel engines produced from vegetable or animal oil through the transesterification reaction process between fatty acid, methanol, and catalyst. However, in its use in diesel engines, there is a decrease in engine performance. This is partly due to the higher viscosity value compared to diesel. Some ways to improve engine performance using biodiesel include adjusting injection pressure and increasing fuel inlet temperature. This study aimed to determine the effect of adding injection pressure and fuel inlet temperature on the performance of diesel engines using B40, such as power, thermal efficiency, sfc, and AFR. This study used a 1-cylinder diesel engine with constant rotation, using five variations of injection pressure 110-150 bar with a 10 bar interval, and five variations of fuel inlet temperature 30˚C-70˚C with a 10˚C intervals, and five loads from 5,000 kg/m2 to 25,000 kg/m2 with a 5000 kg/m2 interval. Testing and data processing were done using the Taguchi method. The results showed that the best diesel engine performance occurred at an injection pressure of 150 bar and a fuel temperature of 60˚C. The predicted performance value achieved under optimal conditions is a power of 2.9 kW at a load of 25000 kg/m2, thermal efficiency of 69.92% at a load of 25000 kg/m2, sfc of 3 x10-5 kg/kJ at a load of 25000 kg/m2, and AFR of 169.23 at a load of 5000 kg/m2. Temperature significantly affects engine performance power, sfc, thermal efficiency, and AFR compared to injection pressure.

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Effect of Biodiesel/Diesel Blend and Temperature on 1-Cylinder Diesel Fuel Injection Pump Performance and Spray Pattern

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Diesel engine performance test using solar-dex and biodiesel (B30) on power and torque

Diesel engine performance test using solar-dex and biodiesel (B30) on power and torque

The increase of biodiesel B20 oxidation stability using antioxidant obtained from soursop leaves extraction through microwave assisted extraction technique

Optimization of Injection Pressure and Fuel Temperature in a Diesel Engine Using Biodiesel B40

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