Erratum to: Influence of Biofuel Additions on the Ignition Delay of Single Diesel Fuel Drops

In this work, the ecological mixture of alcohol with petroleum motor fuel was studied. Since one of the main qualities of an alcohol emulsion that determines its applicability in diesels is stability, the emulsion must have sufficient stability to operate the diesel for a long time. The results of microscopy of newly prepared samples of alcohol emulsions and samples with already started flocculation process are presented. The stability of alcohol emulsions with different amounts of alcohol and additives was studied. The optimal values of methyl and ethyl alcohol, water and additives in the emulsion intended for use in diesel engines were determined.

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Development of environmentally friendly alcohol-fuel emulsions for diesel engines

Лиханов

Лопатин

2020

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Eco-friendly equipment of the Vyatka state agricultural academy

Simbirskikh

2020

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The inevitable tightening of requirements for preserving the planet’s climate and reducing the negative impact of energy technology emissions into the environment is already beginning to influence the choice of technologies in all areas of industrial and social activities. In this regard, there is an urgent need to find more reliable and cheaper technologies that can replace traditional technologies. The paper presents mock-up models of eco-friendly equipment for transport, national economy and agro-industrial complex developed at the Department of heat engines, cars and tractors of the Vyatka state agricultural academy.

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Simulation of soot formation in a tractor diesel engine running on rapeseed oil methyl ether and methanol

Лиханов¹,

Лопатин²,

Yurlov³

et al. 2021

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The mass content of soot (C) in the cylinder of a tractor diesel engine (TDE) is directly affected by the temperature conditions, the excess air coefficient, and the chemical composition of the fuel. Methanol (M) does not form C particles during combustion. As the C chain in the fuel molecule increases, the propensity to C formation during combustion increases. However, in the presence of oxygen atoms in the initial fuel molecule, it significantly slows down the rate of nucleation of primary particles. During the evolution of the particle in the cylinder of a TDE when working on rapeseed oil methyl ether and methanol (ROMEM), a number of characteristic stages are identified.

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Erratum to: Influence of Biofuel Additions on the Ignition Delay of Single Diesel Fuel Drops

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Development of environmentally friendly alcohol-fuel emulsions for diesel engines

Development of environmentally friendly alcohol-fuel emulsions for diesel engines

Eco-friendly equipment of the Vyatka state agricultural academy

Simulation of soot formation in a tractor diesel engine running on rapeseed oil methyl ether and methanol

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