2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijhydene.2017.09.072
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Performance and emission characteristics of CIE using hydrogen, biodiesel, and massive EGR

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“…The greater consumption of fuel (B50) with its mixtures can be firstly correlated to the lower (B50) heating magnitude. Many authors documented that an increase was obtained in the consumption of biodiesel fuel in proportion to the content of biodiesel in mixtures and to the heating magnitude loss [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]. Labeckas and Slavinskas [17] claimed that the greater (BSFC) of mixtures can be correlated to the Lower, on mean by (12.5%) of net, heating magnitude of the rapeseed oil methyl.…”
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“…The greater consumption of fuel (B50) with its mixtures can be firstly correlated to the lower (B50) heating magnitude. Many authors documented that an increase was obtained in the consumption of biodiesel fuel in proportion to the content of biodiesel in mixtures and to the heating magnitude loss [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]. Labeckas and Slavinskas [17] claimed that the greater (BSFC) of mixtures can be correlated to the Lower, on mean by (12.5%) of net, heating magnitude of the rapeseed oil methyl.…”
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“…The pure fuels and their (20%) mixtures with a diesel fuel were investigated at the steady-state working circumstances of the engine in a 4-cylinder, direct-injection Fiat diesel engine. Despite the two biodiesel fuels gave important decreases in CO, particulate matters and unburned HC, the nitrogen oxides rose by (11) and (7%) for the yellow grease B100 and B20, correspondingly. Igbokwe et al [6] used a two-cylinder, direct injection, four-stroke diesel engine to study the performance characteristics of using palm kernel methyl ester and blended with petro-diesel at a ratio of (20% biodiesel).…”
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“…And these esters have similar characteristics when compared with diesel, even it could be passed down in diesel or piston engines in its scrap or raw form with or without alterations [6][7]. Esterificaton is done to reduce the viscosity, surface tension and density so that fuel injection is made comparable with diesel [8]. In several countries some of the substitutes for diesel fuels are Rapeseed methyl ester, Jatropha methyl ester and Pon-gamia methyl ester.…”
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“…As emissões veiculares carregam em sua composição várias substâncias que podem causar efeitos negativos na saúde humana, animal e vegetal, como deterioração do património e recursos naturais (Teixeira et al, 2016). Nesse contexto, muito se estuda sobre o desenvolvimento de novas tecnologias, que visem reduzir as taxas de emissões de poluentes, para cumprir com as legislações que vêm se tornando cada vez mais rigorosas, e manter, no mínimo, o padrão de eficiência dos motores atuais (Chaichan, 2018).…”
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