RSM approach for optimising engine operating parameters of VCR engine fuelled with
            <i>Xanthium strumarium</i>
            L. seed oil biodiesel blends

Pawar, Sumod; Hole, Jitendra A.; Bankar, Mangesh

doi:10.1080/01430750.2023.2172454

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“…Another study conducted by several researchers on the application of biodiesel in various applications showed that the use of biodiesel in general could reduce emissions by optimising the engine parameters. Moreover, an optimisation of engine parameters could improve performance close to that of diesel fuel (Altarazi et al, 2022;Doppalapudi et al, 2023;Fernandes et al, 2022;Ge et al, 2020;Huang et al, 2022;Pawar et al, 2022;Singh et al, 2021;Soudagar et al, 2021).…”

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An Investigation of 30% Palm Biodiesel Blend Fuel (B30) Under Indonesian Operating Conditions

HARYONO

2024

JOPR

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A study was conducted under Indonesian operating conditions to verify that utilising 30% palm methyl ester (B30) did not negatively impact vehicle performance, ensuring the smooth nationwide implementation of B30 in Indonesia. A comprehensive study involved a 50 000 km road test and periodic laboratory assessments to evaluate the long-term effect on vehicle performances, including engine power, fuel economy, and exhaust emissions. These investigations were conducted in compliance with UN-ECE R85, R101, and R83 regulations. As a comparison, 20% palm biodiesel blend fuel (B20) were also evaluated alongside B30.The results showed that both vehicles fuelled with B20 and B30 had no problem until a distance travelled of 50 000 km. The power B30 varied in average by 4.8 kW when compared to B20, while fuel economy was 0.2 km/L. B30 exhibited lower emissions of CO, HC, and PM in comparison to B20, with average reduction of 0.10 g/km, 0.01 g/km, and 0.02 g/km, respectively. However, there was an average increase of 0.11 g/km in NOx emissions when compared to B20. Furthermore, this study revealed that the fuel filter replacement interval for B30 and B20 remained within the range recommended by the manufacturer, with no issues observed regarding cold start-ability.

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An Investigation of 30% Palm Biodiesel Blend Fuel (B30) Under Indonesian Operating Conditions

HARYONO

2024

JOPR

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Mathematical modelling for predicting performance and emissions of a diesel engine fuelled with palm kernel biodiesel–diesel-diethyl carbonate fuel blends

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Chakraborti

2024

International Journal of Ambient Energy

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RSM approach for optimising engine operating parameters of VCR engine fuelled with Xanthium strumarium L. seed oil biodiesel blends

Cited by 2 publications

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An Investigation of 30% Palm Biodiesel Blend Fuel (B30) Under Indonesian Operating Conditions

An Investigation of 30% Palm Biodiesel Blend Fuel (B30) Under Indonesian Operating Conditions

Mathematical modelling for predicting performance and emissions of a diesel engine fuelled with palm kernel biodiesel–diesel-diethyl carbonate fuel blends

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