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2019
DOI: 10.15866/ireme.v13i3.15854
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Effect of Compression Ratio Improvement on the Performance of Dual Fuel Engine

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“…This phenomenon shows that the effect of fixed fin addition on air intake valve can improve engine power performance at 2200 rpm up to 10% in full load condition. Now in Figure 7 shows how the addition of fixed fin on air intake valve affected torque in maximum load [25][26]. Figure 7 shows that on 1800 rpm, maximum torques when using air intake valve and air intake valve with the addition of fixed fin are 14.1 Nm and 14.5 Nm, respectively.…”
Section: B Effect Of Fin Adding On Dual Fuel Engine Performancementioning
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“…This phenomenon shows that the effect of fixed fin addition on air intake valve can improve engine power performance at 2200 rpm up to 10% in full load condition. Now in Figure 7 shows how the addition of fixed fin on air intake valve affected torque in maximum load [25][26]. Figure 7 shows that on 1800 rpm, maximum torques when using air intake valve and air intake valve with the addition of fixed fin are 14.1 Nm and 14.5 Nm, respectively.…”
Section: B Effect Of Fin Adding On Dual Fuel Engine Performancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Having discovered the highest power at maximum load then it can be further analyzed how about the highest power and the highest torque relation with the specific energy consumption needed to produce the best power and the best torque. Figure 8 shows the power produced by the engine on each variation of fuel (diesel engine and gas-oil fuel engine) in constant rpm and full load condition [25][26][27][28][29][30]. Based on Figure 8 it can be explained that the difference is quite high when the engine operates at a constant rpm at 2100 rpm and 2200 rpm for maximum load condition.…”
Section: B Effect Of Fin Adding On Dual Fuel Engine Performancementioning
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“…In recent years, the use of LNG has grown with the application of dual fuel engines to various types of ships [14]. Since its first discovery by Wärtsilä in 1995, the dual-fuel engine is now seen as a reliable technology for use on various ships, such as use on harbor tugs [15]. The use of LNG as a fuel can reduce NOx, SOx, and also CO2 significantly [16].…”
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“…LNG as a whole has almost no drawbacks, but LNG is non-renewable compared to hydrogen. The use of LNG as fuel in tugboats utilizes a fuel transfer system with pressure build up [15][16][17]. Ship must comply with MARPOL Annex VI especially harbor tug because there are people live near the port.…”
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confidence: 99%