The CO average value variation on different rpm regarding to the mixture
Keywords
1. Introduction
The industrialization of society, the introduction of motorized vehicles and the explosion of the population are factors contributing toward the growing air pollution problem. Moreover, the exhaust from burning fuels in automobiles, homes and industries is a major source of pollution in the air. Apart from the anthropogenic sources of air pollution there are natural sources as well. Natural sources related to dust from natural source, usually large areas of land with little or no vegetation, the smoke and carbon monoxide from wildfires, volcanic activity etc. Air pollution not only affects the air we breathe, but it also impacts the land and the water. The human health effects of poor air quality are far reaching, but principally affect the body’s respiratory system and the cardiovascular system. The human health effects caused by air pollution may range from subtle biochemical and physiological changes to difficulty breathing. It can also cause deaths, aggravated asthma, bronchitis, emphysema, lung and heart diseases to human beings. There are several many types of air pollutant [1,2]. These include smog, acid rain, the greenhouse effect and holes in the ozone layer. The atmospheric conditions such as the wind, rain, stability affect the transportation of the air pollutant [3,4]. Furthermore, depending on the geographical location temperature, wind and weather factors, pollution is dispersed differently [5,6]. For instance, the wind and rain may effectively dilute pollution to relatively safe concentrations despite a fairly high rate of emissions. In contrast when atmospheric conditions are stable relatively low emissions can cause buildup of pollution to hazardous levels.
The quality of fuel affects diesel engine emissions (HC, CO, NOx and particulate emissions) very strongly. The fuel that is used in diesel engines is a mixture of hydrocarbons and its boiling temperature is approximately 170oC to 360oC [4]. Diesel fuel emissions composition and characteristics depend on mixture formation and combustion. In order to compare the quality of fuels the following criteria are tested: ketene rating, density, viscosity, boiling characteristics, aromatics content and sylph content. For environmental compatibility, the fuel must have low density, low content of aromatic compounds, low sylph content and high ketene rating [6,7,8].
One of the most important and renewable sources of energy is biomass. Biomass as a renewable source of energy refers to living and recently dead biological material that can be used as fuel or for industrial production. Some examples of biomass fuels are wood, crops, manure and some garbage. Biomass is a renewable energy source due to photosynthesis. Concretely, with the photosynthesis is committed the solar energy and is changed in chemical (energy). At the combustion of biomass the committed solar energy is changed in thermo while the dioxide of coal (CO2) returns in the atmosphere, while the inorganic elements that are contained in the ash, enrich the soil with nutritious elements. Nowadays, the use of biomass, covers approximately 4% of the total energy which is consumed in USA and 45% of the renewable sources of energy [9,10,11]. The most common source of biomass is the wood. For thousands of years people have burned wood for heating and cooking. Another source of biomass is our garbage that comes from plant or animal products. Moreover, various materials of plant origin, as agricultural remains (e.g. straw), material of animal origin, remains from veterinary surgeon units as well as remains of fishery and their sub products, urban waste etc. Wood waste or garbage can be burned to produce steam for making electricity or to provide heat to industries and homes. Biomass can be used for the production of liquid fuel (called biofuel) which is used for the transportation to many countries of Europe, USA etc. [12,13,14]. Bio-diesel is also produced from oily plants (soya, sunflower) animal greases, products of carcasses, and used oils. Some of biomass advantages which make it an attractive source of energy are the following:
Reduction of air pollutants. The combustion of biomass has null balance of dioxide of coal (CO2,) does not contribute in the phenomenon of green house, because the quantities of dioxide of coal (CO2,) that are released at the combustion of biomass are committed again by the plants for the creation of biomass.
Zero existence of sulphur in biomass contributes considerably in the restriction of emissions of dioxide of sulphur (SO2,) that is in charge of the acid rain.
Reduction of dependence from imported fuels, improvement of commercial balance, in the guaranty of energy supply and in the saving of exchange.
Sources are commonly available.
Sources are locally produced, consequently it increases the occupation to the agriculture places with the use of alternatives cultures (several kinds of cane, sorghum), as well as the creation of alternative markets for the traditional cultures (sunflower etc.) and withholding of population in their hearths.
Increase of Biomass production can often mean the restoration of waste land.
Biofuels are liquid or gas fuels which are produced from the biomass. Biomass can replace the conventional mineral fuels, totally or partial in the engines [15].
The major issue is how a four-stroke diesel engine behaves on the side of pollutants and operation, when it uses mixed fuel of diesel – vegetable oils.
2. Instrumentation and experimental results
In the experiment stage has been used directly used vegetable oil (used sunflower oil that emanated from cooking) in the mixture of diesel in to a four – stroke diesel engine. Specifically it has been used diesel, mixture diesel-5% used vegetable oil (u5), diesel-10 used vegetable oil (u10), diesel-20% used vegetable oil (u20), diesel-30% used vegetable oil (u30), diesel-40% used vegetable oil (u40), diesel-50% used vegetable oil (u50) in a four-stroke diesel air-cooled engine named Ruggerini type RD-80, volume 377cc, and power 8.2hp/3000rpm, who was connected with a pump of water centrifugal. Measurements were made when the engine was function on 1000, 1500, 2000 and 2500rpm.
During the experiments, it has been counted:
The percent of CO
Τhe ppm of HC
Τhe ppm of NO
The percent of smoke
The measurement of rounds/min of the engine was made by a portable tachometer (Digital photo/contact tachometer) named LTLutron DT-2236. Smoke was measured by a specifically measurement device named SMOKE MODULE EXHAUST GAS ANALYSER MOD 9010/M, which has been connected to a PC unit. The CO and HC emissions have been measured by HORIBA Analyzer MEXA-324 GE. The NO emissions were measured by a Single GAS Analyser SGA92-NO.
2.1. Used vegetable oil
The experimental results are shown at the following tables and figures [16]:
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0,02898 | 0,01000 | 0,026081 | 0,030985 | 0,029143 | 0,017823 | 0,018223 |
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0,03039 | 0,03059 | 0,030043 | 0,029979 | 0,029310 | 0,011818 | 0,019767 |
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0,01000 | 0,02108 | 0,021379 | 0,023500 | 0,023059 | 0,014483 | 0,013624 |
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0,03508 | 0,03145 | 0,038315 | 0,029120 | 0,030713 | 0,019111 | 0,018298 |
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2,535343 | 8,844156 | 5,653105 | 5,246253 | 5,124364 | 2,147903 | 2,974304 |
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13,31714 | 24,99127 | 12,87527 | 13,15385 | 9,358621 | 2,934461 | 6,714588 |
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7,131223 | 8,326797 | 12,67026 | 9,195652 | 13,79747 | 5,267241 | 4,936681 |
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10,96128 | 16,63420 | 17,30454 | 16,94635 | 6,706013 | 6,598698 | 6,759574 |
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518,210 | 771,001 | 696,827 | 495,603 | 380,361 | 349,140 | 207,760 |
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739,366 | 754,126 | 913,037 | 771,607 | 723,381 | 872,06 | 582,908 |
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762,155 | 834,334 | 520,485 | 760,936 | 839,268 | 928,337 | 720,505 |
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795,461 | 946,349 | 518,287 | 710,402 | 864,585 | 674,432 | 847,835 |
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3,262370 | 4,870779 | 5,966167 | 16,43362 | 12,26745 | 15,7298 | 11,32741 |
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7,100651 | 8,174236 | 5,768602 | 7,652778 | 5,56423 | 9,206977 | 13,05011 |
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5,688865 | 7,619826 | 4,704957 | 6,151304 | 4,948101 | 4,351724 | 9,59869 |
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29,00617 | 23,21970 | 25,67279 | 16,86674 | 14,59399 | 17,48286 | 15,87915 |
From figure 2 it is clear that the more constant behaviour appears in the mixture u40, while the best behaviour is appears in the case diesel/1500rpm. From figure 3 it can be noticed the biggest reduction of HC regarding to diesel in case of mixture u40. From figure 4 it can be noticed the biggest reduction of NO regarding to diesel in the case of mixture u40. From figure 5 it can be seen the biggest reduction for u40 until the case u40/1000rpm. From the above figures it is clear that the use of different mixtures can constitute changes to CO, HC, NO and smoke too. It is also important the fact that there was no changes in the rounds of the engine, as well as in the supply of water at the use of mixtures. Finally as far as the consumption is concerned, did not observed changes with the use of different mixtures.
The use of mixtures of diesel-vegetable oil has as result change of gas emissions with better behaviour in the mixture u40. It is important, that is not presented reduction of power of engine from the combustion of the mixtures.
2.2. Maize oil
In the experiment stage has been used directly maize oil in the mixture of diesel in to a four – stroke diesel engine. Specifically it has been used diesel, mixture diesel-5% maize oil (k5), diesel-10% maize oil (k10), diesel-20% maize oil (k20), diesel-30% maize oil (k30), diesel-40% maize oil (k40), diesel-50% maize oil (k50) in a four-stroke diesel engine [17]:
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0,0289 | 0,0310 | 0,0309 | 0,0309 | 0,0319 | 0,0397 | 0,0345 |
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0,0303 | 0,0302 | 0,0304 | 0,0311 | 0,0345 | 0,0211 | 0,0288 |
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0,01 | 0,0280 | 0,0232 | 0,0284 | 0,0274 | 0,0281 | 0,0219 |
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0,0350 | 0,0244 | 0,0317 | 0,0296 | 0,0324 | 0,0305 | 0,0292 |
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2,535 | 14,937 | 6,244 | 10,326 | 3,406 | 5,358 | 9,167 |
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13,31 | 21,485 | 9,236 | 17,997 | 14,718 | 0,449 | 17,197 |
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7,131 | 3,184 | 13,970 | 15,965 | 8,402 | 8,502 | 12,913 |
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10,961 | 16,347 | 18,884 | 23,556 | 30,551 | 7,451 | 17,712 |
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518,210 | 771,001 | 696,827 | 495,603 | 380,361 | 349,140 | 207,760 |
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739,366 | 754,126 | 913,037 | 771,607 | 723,381 | 872,06 | 582,908 |
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762,155 | 834,334 | 520,485 | 760,936 | 839,268 | 928,337 | 720,505 |
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795,461 | 946,349 | 518,287 | 710,402 | 864,585 | 674,432 | 847,835 |
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3,262 | 12,722 | 7,301 | 7,488 | 16,623 | 7,200 | 26,232 |
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7,100 | 10,924 | 5,487 | 6,547 | 14,850 | 12,141 | 24,035 |
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5,688 | 18,679 | 4,001 | 6,588 | 9,936 | 14,071 | 18,884 |
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29,006 | 28,282 | 21,848 | 15,730 | 17,579 | 13,438 | 14,265 |
From figure 6 it is clear that when the maize oil is increased on the fuel regarding to diesel, it appears an increase of CO, except in the case k40/1500rpm. From figure 7 it can be noticed the biggest reduction of HC regarding to diesel in case of k40/1500rpm. From figure 8 it can be noticed the biggest reduction of NO regarding to diesel in the case of k20/2000-2500rpm. From figure 9 it can be noticed the biggest reduction for k10/1500-2000rpm. From the above figures it is clear that the use of different mixtures can constitute changes to CO, HC, NO and smoke too. It is also important the fact that there was no changes in the rounds of the engine, as well as in the supply of water at the use of mixtures. Finally as far as the consumption is concerned, did not observed changes with the use of different mixtures. The use of mixture of diesel and maize oil has the following impacts:
About CO it can be noticed that when the maize oil is increased on the fuel regarding to diesel, it appears a decrease of CO, except in the case k40/1500rpm.
About HC it can be noticed the biggest reduction of HC regarding to diesel in case of k40/1500rpm
The biggest reduction of NO regarding to Diesel is noticed in the case of k20/2000-2500rpm.
The smoke it can be noticed the biggest reduction for k10/1500-2000rpm
2.3. Cotton oil
In the experiment stage has been used directly cotton oil in the mixture of diesel in to a four – stroke Diesel engine and not elaborated in the figure of bio-diesel. Specifically it has been used diesel, mixture diesel- 10% cotton oil(B10), diesel- 20% cotton oil(B20), diesel- 30% cotton oil (B30), diesel- 40% cotton oil (B40), diesel- 50% cotton oil (B50) in a four-stroke diesel engine [18]:
The experimental results are shown at the following tables and figures:
From figure 10 it is clear that when the cotton oil is increased on the fuel regarding to Diesel, it appears an increasement of CO.
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1000 | 0,075 | 0,076 | 0,075 | 0,091 | 0,098 | 0,095 |
1500 | 0,063 | 0,064 | 0,066 | 0,069 | 0,075 | 0,077 |
2000 | 0,052 | 0,057 | 0,062 | 0,057 | 0,065 | 0,061 |
2500 | 0,057 | 0,058 | 0,056 | 0,062 | 0,064 | 0,065 |
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1000 | 30,78 | 35,86 | 39,04 | 39,05 | 14,86 | 46,64 |
1500 | 62,86 | 41,18 | 35,59 | 48,74 | 53,84 | 51,34 |
2000 | 125,52 | 83,84 | 101,38 | 109,07 | 76,42 | 142,94 |
2500 | 78,26 | 84,93 | 169,34 | 103,64 | 167,82 | 105,80 |
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1000 | 439,67 | 471,17 | 464,34 | 361,59 | 318,85 | 320,47 |
1500 | 649,65 | 660,83 | 626,78 | 611,71 | 565,26 | 522,16 |
2000 | 710,41 | 688,75 | 679,64 | 687,06 | 710,18 | 798,96 |
2500 | 868,88 | 930,50 | 919,53 | 919,08 | 987,35 | 947,80 |
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1000 | 7,72 | 5,76 | 6,36 | 13,89 | 12,88 | 13,35 |
1500 | 5,81 | 3,16 | 5,41 | 10,72 | 12,17 | 13,62 |
2000 | 5,24 | 3,62 | 4,45 | 7,59 | 7,28 | 7,70 |
2500 | 10,98 | 7,94 | 9,93 | 7,92 | 9,62 | 9,01 |
From figure 11 it can be noticed the biggest reduction of HC regarding to Diesel in case of the mixture B20/1500 rpm and in the case of the mixture B40/2000 rpm.
From figure 12 it can be noticed the biggest reduction of NO regarding to Diesel in the cases of the mixture B40/1000 rpm, B50/1000 rpm and B50/1500 rpm too.
From figure 13 it can be seen the reduction of smoke regarding to Diesel in case of the mixture B10 and B20 at all rounds per minute. It can also be noticed the reduction of smoke in the case of B30, B40, B50/2500 rpm. Finally it can be seen an increasement of the mixture B30, B40, B50 at all rounds regarding to Diesel. From the above figures it is clear that the use of different mixtures can constitute changes to CO, HC, NO and smoke too.
It is also important the fact that there was no changes in the turns of engine, as well as in the supply of water at the use of mixtures. Finally as far as the consumption is concerned, did not exist changes with the use of different mixtures.The use of mixture of Diesel and Cotton Oil has the following impacts:
About CO it can be noticed an increasement when the cotton oil is used as a fuel.
About HC it can be noticed a reduction at 1500 rpm and particularly bigger reduction in the use of B20. It also appears reduction of the HC for all the mixture at 2000 rpm with the exception of B50. Finally about the HC, for all the mixture at 2500 rpm is observed increase of HC regarding to Diesel.
About NO has been noticed a reduction at 1000 rpm and 1500 rpm for all the mixtures. A small reduction appeared for all the mixtures at 2500 rpm with the exception of B50, regarding to Diesel. Finally about the NO for all the mixtures appeared increase at 2500 rpm regarding to Diesel.
About the smoke it can be noticed a reduction of the mixture of B20 and B10, but it appears an increasement for all other mixture in any round regarding to Diesel, with the exception of 2500 rpm, in where all the mixture appear a reduction.
2.4. Olive seed oil
In the experiment stage has been used directly cotton oil in the mixture of diesel in to a four – stroke Diesel engine. Specifically it has been used diesel, mixture diesel-5% olive seed oil (Pyrin5%), diesel-10% olive seed oil (Pyrin10%), diesel-20% olive seed oil (Pyrin20%), diesel-30% olive seed oil (Pyrin30%), diesel-40% olive seed oil (Pyrin40%), diesel-50% olive seed oil (Pyrin50%) in a four-stroke diesel engine [19]:
The experimental results are shown at the following tables and figures:
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0,056 | 0,056 | 0,054 | 0,060 | 0,053 | 0,053 | 0,048 |
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0,055 | 0,044 | 0,038 | 0,055 | 0,040 | 0,041 | 0,036 |
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0,043 | 0,038 | 0,031 | 0,050 | 0,031 | 0,036 | 0,030 |
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31,783 | 35,237 | 77,922 | 152,830 | 13,023 | 16,799 | 12,508 |
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38,001 | 48,434 | 79,198 | 165,479 | 22,954 | 24,870 | 22,860 |
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38,338 | 71,585 | 97,513 | 208,166 | 60,209 | 37,725 | 47 |
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518,210 | 415,212 | 375,075 | 392,478 | 372,681 | 473,620 | 362,663 |
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739,366 | 730,361 | 677,793 | 703,549 | 673,198 | 729,462 | 758,413 |
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762,155 | 790,676 | 738,929 | 805,702 | 825,376 | 938,210 | 880,990 |
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9,990 | 12,605 | 14,787 | 12,717 | 11,018 | 9,932 | 16,278 |
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7,363 | 11,967 | 10,594 | 13,715 | 12,575 | 13,285 | 19,673 |
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6,634 | 14,212 | 12,201 | 14,131 | 14,098 | 17,528 | 23,359 |
From figure 14 it is clear that when the olive seed oil is increased on the fuel regarding to diesel, it appears a decrease of CO. From figure 15 it can be noticed the biggest reduction of HC regarding to diesel in case of pyrin50%. From figure 16 it can be noticed the biggest reduction of NO regarding to diesel in the case of pyrin10%/2000rpm. From figure 17 it can be noticed that the best behaviour appears on diesel. From the above figures it is clear that the use of different mixtures can constitute changes to CO, HC, NO and smoke too. It is also important the fact that there was no changes in the rounds of the engine, as well as in the supply of water at the use of mixtures. Finally as far as the consumption is concerned, did not observed changes with the use of different mixtures. The use of mixture of diesel and olive seed oil has the following impacts:
About CO it can be noticed when the olive seed oil is increased on the fuel regarding to diesel, it appears a decrease of CO
About HC it can be noticed the biggest reduction of HC regarding to diesel in case of pyrin50%
The biggest reduction of NO regarding to diesel in the case of pyrin10%/2000rpm.
The smoke it can be noticed that the best behaviour appears on diesel.
2.5. Soy oil
In the experiment stage has been used directly soy oil in the mixture of diesel in to a four – stroke Diesel engine. Specifically it has been used Diesel, mixture Diesel-5% soy oil (S5), Diesel-10% soy oil (S10), Diesel-20% soy oil (S20), Diesel-30% soy oil (S30), Diesel-40% soy oil (S40), Diesel-50% soy oil (S50) in a four-stroke diesel engine [20]:
The experimental results are shown at the following tables and figures:
From figure 18 it is clear that when the soy oil is increased on the fuel regarding to diesel, it appears a decrease of CO, except in the cases S5,30,40,50/1000rpm.
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1000 | 31,78 | 21,15 | 21,88 | 8,28 | 5,76 | 54,61 | 28,01 |
1500 | 38,00 | 24,30 | 51,65 | 9,16 | 5,80 | 55,53 | 30,04 |
2000 | 38,33 | 23,70 | 89,90 | 28,68 | 22,34 | 84,88 | 67,47 |
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1000 | 454,2 | 387,6 | 397,5 | 416,1 | 414,8 | 341,0 | 277,9 |
1500 | 715,3 | 739,8 | 743,6 | 720,9 | 758,8 | 718,8 | 651,1 |
2000 | 1109,6 | 621,7 | 829,6 | 808,2 | 915,6 | 919,8 | 920,2 |
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1000 | 9,99 | 8,72 | 9,41 | 11,61 | 14,26 | 18,32 | 24 |
1500 | 7,36 | 8,23 | 8,43 | 9,87 | 13,02 | 18,21 | 17,84 |
2000 | 6,63 | 6,25 | 7,70 | 8,08 | 11,27 | 17,21 | 20,5 |
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1000 | 0,056 | 0,063 | 0,056 | 0,052 | 0,062 | 0,069 | 0,072 |
1500 | 0,055 | 0,053 | 0,043 | 0,041 | 0,045 | 0,049 | 0,042 |
2000 | 0,043 | 0,044 | 0,037 | 0,04 | 0,032 | 0,037 | 0,029 |
From figure 19 it can be noticed the biggest reduction of HC regarding to diesel in case of the mixtures S5, S20 and the mixture S40.
From figure 20 it can be noticed the biggest reduction of NO regarding to Diesel in the case of the mixture S50.
From figure 21 it can be seen the increase of smoke regarding to diesel for all the mixtures. From the above figures it is clear that the use of different mixtures can constitute changes to CO, HC, NO and smoke too. It is also important the fact that there was no changes in the rounds of the engine, as well as in the supply of water at the use of mixtures. Finally as far as the consumption is concerned, did not observed changes with the use of different mixtures. The use of mixture of diesel and soy oil has the following impacts:
About CO it can be noticed that when the soy oil is increased on the fuel regarding to diesel, it appears a decrease of CO, except in the cases S5,30,40,50/1000rpm.
About HC it can be noticed the biggest reduction of HC regarding to diesel in case of the mixtures S5, S20 and the mixture S40.In the case of S30 appears the maximum increase of HC in relation to diesel.
The biggest reduction of NO regarding to Diesel is noticed in the case of the mixture S50.
The smoke is increased regarding to diesel for all the mixtures. Except the cases S5,50/1000rpm.
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