Performance and emissions analysis of diesel engine fuelled with exhaust gas energy preheated ROME biodiesel

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Authors

  • K. Varadaraj
     ,IN
  • N. Varun Kumar Reddy
     ,IN
  • H. Arun Kumar
     ,IN
  • R. Vinod
     ,IN
  • S. G. Sangashetty
     ,IN
  • N. R. Banapurmath
     ,IN

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18311/jmmf/2021/30152

Keywords:

Green matter, atomization, viscosity, biofuel

Abstract

The crude oil resources are depleting as the days progress and biodiesel is an emerging substitute. But the usage of biodiesel is associated with fuel atomization problems. The prime cause is the high viscous nature of oils obtained from green matter. As we know that with increase in temperature of oil viscosity decreases. Current work deliberates the influence of preheating of biofuel on the engine output parameters. DI diesel engine fuelled with preheated biofuel blends result in increase in thermal efficiency and drop in HC, CO emissions, but the rise in peak cylinder temperature resulted in increase in NOx emissions.

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2022-04-28

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Varadaraj, K., Varun Kumar Reddy, N., Arun Kumar, H., Vinod, R., Sangashetty, S. G., & Banapurmath, N. R. (2022). Performance and emissions analysis of diesel engine fuelled with exhaust gas energy preheated ROME biodiesel. Journal of Mines, Metals and Fuels, 69(12A), 175–178. https://doi.org/10.18311/jmmf/2021/30152

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Volume 69, Issue 12A, December 2021

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Received 2022-04-28
Accepted 2022-04-28
Published 2022-04-28

 

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