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The combustion and heat release of engines using diesel fuel and bio-diesel fuel have been investigated. The results illustrate that the combustion happens in advance and the ignition delay period is shortened. The initial heat release peak declines a little, the corresponding crankshaft angle changes in advance, and the combustion duration is prolonged. The economic performance and emission features of diesel engines using diesel fuel and bio-diesel fuel are compared. The results also show that the specific fuel consumption of bio-diesel increases by about 12% .The emissions, such as CO, HC, and particulate matter decrease remarkably whereas NOx increases a little.
Keywords
diesel engine
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bio-diesel
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specific fuel consumption
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combustion, heat release
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emissions
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Combustion and emissions of the diesel engine
using bio-diesel fuel.
Front. Mech. Eng., 2008, 3(2): 189-192 DOI:10.1007/s11465-008-0021-6