RETRACTED: The effects of using biodiesel on CI (compression ignition) engine and optimization of its production by using response surface methodology

Abuhabaya, Abdullah; Fieldhouse, John D.; Brown, R. C.

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2013.06.056

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“…On the other hand, from the combustion analysis it was found the performance of the B20 was as good as that of diesel fuel. Taking these facts into account, a blend of 20% biofuel can be used as an optimum fuel in internal combustion engines [34]. Direct injection, single cylinder diesel engine with respect to brake power, fuel economy and smoke emissions through experimental investigation and response surface methodology has been optimized.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Optimization of performance and exhaust emission parameters of a SI (spark ignition) engine with gasoline–ethanol blended fuels using response surface methodology

Najafi

Ghobadian

Yusaf

et al. 2015

Energy

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Optimization of performance and exhaust emission parameters of a SI (spark ignition) engine with gasoline–ethanol blended fuels using response surface methodology

Najafi

Ghobadian

Yusaf

et al. 2015

Energy

109

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“…This makes the biodiesel fuel safer during handling and storage than diesel fuel. Besides, the cetane number of biodiesel was higher than the minimum requirement of diesel fuel [58].…”

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confidence: 87%

Chemical Characterization of Algae Oil and Optimization of Transesterification Parameters for Boosting of Algal Biodiesel Production from Spirulina Wild Stuff Explored in the Natural Habitation

Murthy

Kumar

2021

Egypt. J. Chem.

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The investigation was carried-out on standardizing the parameters for achieving biodiesel production from a distinctive approach where the identified wild stuff of algal biomass (Spirulina maxima) grown at its natural conditions. The composed algal wild stuff was subjected to extraction of the crude lipids using a flawless solvent system coupled with the soxhlet method. The accumulation of lipid contents was expansively analyzed and the oil obtained from lipid content was subjected to transesterification using both acid (H2SO4) and base (KOH) catalysts for its analogous fatty ester which is the potential way out to the high viscosity elements that ultimately converted algal oil into biodiesel. Further, the optimization of transesterification parameters for boosting algal biodiesel production at variable reaction factors was carried-out with respect to; molar ratio, temperature, reaction time, stirring speed, and amount of promising catalysts were also evaluated. In the acid esterification process, the acid value (AV) was reduced from 11.43 to 0.52 mg KOH/g of the feedstock and, the most favorable conditions for the highest yield of esterified oil were found at the molar ratio 8:1, temperature 65 0 C, catalyst concentration 1% (wt%) H2SO4 and the stirring speed of 600rpm for a reaction time of 90th minute. Whereas in the alkali transesterification, the optimum biodiesel (96.6%) was achieved, and promising conditions were recorded at molar ratio 6:1, temperature 60 O C, stirring speed of 500 rpm, catalyst concentration 0.3% (wt%) of KOH for a reaction time of 60th minute. The produced algal biodiesel was evaluated in contrast to ASTM standard specification and all the results within standards limit were observed. The Physicochemical properties of biodiesel-derived crude glycerol samples were also determined and the compositional analysis of crude glycerol was found to be significant in crude glycerol. Besides, the work-out on the effectiveness of capital and operating costs are found to be rational and this certainly makes algae fuel production commercially viable. However, the novelty of this study is to explore the wild stuff of S.maxima algae from its natural habitat for biodiesel production is significantly cost-effective which is possible by omitting the algal culturing segment in vitro.

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“…Biofuel technology has been successfully employed in many countries and is considered a favorable option to compete with oil in the transport system, compared to other technologies such as hydrogen [18]. Biodiesel presents high biodegradability (84% after 30 days) [54] and is considered an attractive new energy resource due to some favorable environmental benefits in the reduction of carbon dioxide and sulfur emissions [5,17] while maintaining similar engine performance to diesel [1]. Biodiesel from the first generation is an industrial reality and has been conventionally produced using vegetable oil as a feedstock.…”

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confidence: 99%

Evaluation of specific lipid production and nutrients removal from wastewater by Rhodosporidium toruloides and biodiesel production from wet biomass via microwave irradiation

Ling

Nip

Toledo

et al. 2016

Energy

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RETRACTED: The effects of using biodiesel on CI (compression ignition) engine and optimization of its production by using response surface methodology

Cited by 32 publications

References 12 publications

Optimization of performance and exhaust emission parameters of a SI (spark ignition) engine with gasoline–ethanol blended fuels using response surface methodology

Optimization of performance and exhaust emission parameters of a SI (spark ignition) engine with gasoline–ethanol blended fuels using response surface methodology

Chemical Characterization of Algae Oil and Optimization of Transesterification Parameters for Boosting of Algal Biodiesel Production from Spirulina Wild Stuff Explored in the Natural Habitation

Evaluation of specific lipid production and nutrients removal from wastewater by Rhodosporidium toruloides and biodiesel production from wet biomass via microwave irradiation

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