PERKINS 1100 engine powered by eco-friendly hydrocarbon fuel, FAME ester, and, for comparison, mixtures (v/v) of hydrocarbon and vegetable fuel with ethyl alcohol. The use of ethyl alcohol caused changes in various physicochemical properties of the tested fuels. Meeting increasingly stringent standards for the emission of toxic exhaust components forces users of compression-ignition internal combustion engines to possess fast and precise methods for assessing their technical condition, especially the technical condition of the injection equipment.It has been demonstrated that the type of fuel with different physicochemical properties has a significant impact on ecological indicators, fuel consumption, and, above all, the emission of toxic components in exhaust gases.
INFLUENCE OF USING MIXTURES OF DIESEL, THE FAME ESTER AROUND
20 % WITH SUPPLEMENT OF THE ETHANOL TO ECO-FRIENDLY POINTERS
OF THE PERKINS-1104C-44 WORK OF AN ENGINE
In the article chosen research findings were introduced of the Perkins 1100 engine fed with eco-friendly hydrocarbon fuel, the FAME ester and comparatively with mixtures (v/v) of hydrocarbon and plant fuels with ethyl alcohol. Using ethyl alcohol caused changes in various physicochemical properties of the examined fuels. Fulfilling increasingly rigorous norms in the emission of toxic exhaust components is forcing the user of compression-ignition engines to have fast and precise methods for assessing their technical condition, particularly the technical condition of the injection apparatus. It was demonstrated that the type of fuel with different physicochemical properties has a significant influence on ecological indicators, fuel consumption, and, above all, the emission of toxic ingredients in the exhaust gases. (…)
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Source: Logistyka Magazine
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