Effect of Nano Particles on Fuel Injection in Variable Compression Ratio Engine VCR
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The global energy demand based on fossil fuels is an important
newlineissue to be highlighted today. Every day there was a diminish in the
newlineavailability of natural energy resources. In 2030, the impact of Biodiesel
newlineto meet the global energy demand will be in large potential. The Castor
newlineoil, Cotton seed oil, Jatropha curcus oil, Karnaj oil, Jatropha curcus,
newlinePongamia pinnata, Palm oil, Rice brand oil, Madhuca indica, Lemon
newlinegrass oil, Gossypium arboreum, Simaroubaglauca etc. and more are a
newlinefew examples of the non edible feedstock for biodiesel blends available
newlinein nature abundantly. In addition to that, the potential impact of cotton
newlineseed oil and palm oil are the superior resources to be used as feedstock
newlinefor the production of biodiesel. The cotton seed oil is extracted
newlineabundantly in India due to its cultivation in many agricultural fields. The
newlinesecond feedstock called palm oil also available in Asian countries
newlineincluding coastal regions. The objective of my research is to collect
newlineseeds from both cotton plants and palm trees to extract oil and also
newlinebiodiesel production from both oils. The molar yield proportion of the
newlinebiodiesel was 7:1 and 6:1 for cotton seed oil and palm oil, respectively.
newlinePotassium hydroxide (KOH) with weight percent of 0.5 was utilized as a
newlinecatalyst to speed up the transesterification reaction. As per ASTM 6751
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newlinestandards for testing of properties, both samples were heated up to 75ºC
newlinetemperature and the reaction time was about 120 minutes. The thermophysical
newlineproperties of cotton seed oil such as calorific value, acid value,
newlinemoisture, density, flash point fire point and Kinematic viscosity were
newline37964 kJ//kg, 16 %, 18 %, 0.75 gm/cc, 140ºC, 51ºC, 10% and 3.7 cST,
newlinerespectively. Similarly the thermo-physical properties of palm oil such
newlineas calorific value, acid value, moisture, density, flash point, fire point
newlineand Kinematic viscosity were 39910 kJ//kg, 14 %, 178 %, 0.75 gm/cc,
newline138ºC, 50ºC, 10% and 4.73 cST respectively. The above properties
newlineindicated that the biodiesel produced from such oils may be a substitut