Sustainability achievement through the effective conversion of aquatic biomass into biofuel and its investigation in the CI engine

Abstract

Scientists are interested in biofuels because of their potential as a renewable energy source and alternative fuel. Biofuel has quickly become the industry standard because of the positive impact it has on the environment. The process of recycling materials into useful energy sources has grown in popularity in response to the significant increase in energy demand brought about by the worldwide population. Because of this, energy conversion via crassipes hydrophytes will be a hot topic in the near future. The production of biofuels from Crassipes hydrophytes has contributed greatly to re-establishing environmental equilibrium. Biofuel is the most advantageous feedstock for producing biodiesel, both monetarily and environmentally. Oxygenated fuels are a feasible option for reducing harmful exhaust fumes from motor vehicles. To achieve the goals of energy recovery from crassipes hydrophytes, this study provides an overview of biofuel as a potential alternative fuel for diesel engines. This study examines the efficiency and pollution levels of diesel engines running on biofuel blends generated from crassipes hydrophytes.