Renewable energy transportation technologies

Multidimensional GC/MS analysis of pyrolytic oils

“…Cellulose is probably one of the most studied materials in the field of pyrolysis because it is one of the principal components of biomass. Pyrolytic oils from biomass are considered possible substitutes for petroleum [10]. On the other hand, pyrolytic compounds of cellulose are also major products in cigarette smoke and understanding them is one of the keys to understanding the carcinogenic effects of this smoke [11].…”

Biodiesel deposit characterization on hot chamber test rig with biodiesel fuels (B20) and bioaditif essential oil (atsiri)

“…Nevertheless, the use of biodiesel with a greater percentage for applications in diesel engines still leaves some problems related to the occurrence of biodiesel degradation and the formation of deposits when used as fuel on the engine. Since rolling out the use of biodiesel fuel in engines, there has been an increase in reporting on the formation of deposits in both the combustion chamber and the injectors [2][3][4]. To date, studies on the mechanism of formation of biodiesel deposits are still small [3,5,6].…”

“…Since rolling out the use of biodiesel fuel in engines, there has been an increase in reporting on the formation of deposits in both the combustion chamber and the injectors [2][3][4]. To date, studies on the mechanism of formation of biodiesel deposits are still small [3,5,6]. The ease of biodiesel for degradation is one of the factors that allegedly increases the formation of biodiesel deposits [3].…”

“…To date, studies on the mechanism of formation of biodiesel deposits are still small [3,5,6]. The ease of biodiesel for degradation is one of the factors that allegedly increases the formation of biodiesel deposits [3]. The addition of bioaddives resulting in a decrease in the viscosity price allows for higher quality of combustion resulting in faster and more complete combustion [7], but the bioadditive effect on deposit formation has not been widely reported.…”

Mahua Biodiesel: An Alternative to Conventional Diesel Fuel

“…This way we are totally dependent on this type of source of energy to the great extent where as growing demands of population possibly will not be fulfilled by household production of raw oil. [4][5].…”