Experimental investigation of performance and emission characteristics of di diesel engine using blends of biodiesel having varying saturated fatty acid composition
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Use of fossil fuels such as petrol and diesel is so intense that
newlinethere could be a possible scarcity of these fuels in the future In addition
newlinestringent emission norms is another reason that lead us to the search for
newlinesuitable alternate fuels in the place of petrodiesel Over a period of research
newlinevegetable oils have proved to be effective source of alternative fuel in the
newlineplace of petrodiesel However in the long run it causes major problems such
newlineas injector chocking deposit build up in the combustion chamber piston ring
newlinesticking and engine oil dilution Hence these vegetable oils are converted to
newlinebiodiesel through transesterification process to reduce viscosity Though these
newlinebiodiesels are effective alternative for the petrodiesel the usage of these fuels
newlineincreases the NOx emission due to the presence of oxygen in biodiesels
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