The Effect of Palm Oil Biodiesel-Neat Diesel (B10-B50) Mixing Ratio on Physical Mechanism of Fuel Deposits Developed on Heated Al Surface
Favian Jikol,
Mohd Zaid Akop,
Yusmady Mohamed Ariifin
et al.
Abstract:To improve the physicochemical properties of biodiesel, researchers have been mixing pure biodiesel with neat diesel to produce blended fuels with certain blending ratios. However, one of the issues when combining ordinary diesel with biodiesel is the formation of deposits. In this study, the hot surface deposition test (HSDT) method was employed to investigate the effect of the mixing ratio on the deposition of diesel fuel (DF) and its blends with Malaysian palm oil biodiesel (B10-B50). The accumulated fuel d… Show more
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