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Effect of Diethyl Ether on the Performance and Emission Characteristics of a Diesel Engine Fueled with a Light Fraction of Waste Cooking Oil
by
Barik, Debabrata
, Ayadi, Badreddine
, Kadhim Hussein, Ahmed
, Bhatlu, Metta Laxmi Deepak
, Aich, Walid
, Kolsi, Lioua
, Samraj, Aravind
, Rout, Sachindra Kumar
in
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/ Anesthetics
/ Biodiesel fuels
/ Biomass
/ Carbon monoxide
/ Cooking
/ Diesel
/ Diesel engines
/ Diesel fuels
/ Diethyl ether
/ Emission analysis
/ Emissions
/ Energy consumption
/ Engines
/ Force and energy
/ Internal combustion engine industry
/ Mixtures
/ Nitrogen dioxide
/ Nitrogen oxide
/ Nitrous oxide
/ Oil wastes
/ Oils and fats, Edible
/ Ratios
/ Temperature
2023
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Effect of Diethyl Ether on the Performance and Emission Characteristics of a Diesel Engine Fueled with a Light Fraction of Waste Cooking Oil
by
Barik, Debabrata
, Ayadi, Badreddine
, Kadhim Hussein, Ahmed
, Bhatlu, Metta Laxmi Deepak
, Aich, Walid
, Kolsi, Lioua
, Samraj, Aravind
, Rout, Sachindra Kumar
in
Additives
/ Anesthetics
/ Biodiesel fuels
/ Biomass
/ Carbon monoxide
/ Cooking
/ Diesel
/ Diesel engines
/ Diesel fuels
/ Diethyl ether
/ Emission analysis
/ Emissions
/ Energy consumption
/ Engines
/ Force and energy
/ Internal combustion engine industry
/ Mixtures
/ Nitrogen dioxide
/ Nitrogen oxide
/ Nitrous oxide
/ Oil wastes
/ Oils and fats, Edible
/ Ratios
/ Temperature
2023
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Effect of Diethyl Ether on the Performance and Emission Characteristics of a Diesel Engine Fueled with a Light Fraction of Waste Cooking Oil
by
Barik, Debabrata
, Ayadi, Badreddine
, Kadhim Hussein, Ahmed
, Bhatlu, Metta Laxmi Deepak
, Aich, Walid
, Kolsi, Lioua
, Samraj, Aravind
, Rout, Sachindra Kumar
in
Additives
/ Anesthetics
/ Biodiesel fuels
/ Biomass
/ Carbon monoxide
/ Cooking
/ Diesel
/ Diesel engines
/ Diesel fuels
/ Diethyl ether
/ Emission analysis
/ Emissions
/ Energy consumption
/ Engines
/ Force and energy
/ Internal combustion engine industry
/ Mixtures
/ Nitrogen dioxide
/ Nitrogen oxide
/ Nitrous oxide
/ Oil wastes
/ Oils and fats, Edible
/ Ratios
/ Temperature
2023
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Effect of Diethyl Ether on the Performance and Emission Characteristics of a Diesel Engine Fueled with a Light Fraction of Waste Cooking Oil
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Effect of Diethyl Ether on the Performance and Emission Characteristics of a Diesel Engine Fueled with a Light Fraction of Waste Cooking Oil
2023
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In this study, a diesel engine was used to operate with blends of light fraction waste cooking oil (LFWCO) with diethyl ether (DEE). DEE was blended as an additive in the 5% to 20% ratio in steps of 5% each. The test indicates that LFWCO+15-DEE produced optimum results regarding performance and emission. The BSFC for LFWCO+15-DEE was found to be higher by about 28.9%, and the BTE was lower by about 7.6%, in contrast to diesel, at 100% operating load, respectively. For LFWCO+15-DEE the EGT was lower by about 11.9%, in contrast to neat diesel, at 100% operating load. The various emissions such as carbon monoxide (CO), nitrous oxide (NO), and smoke opacity for LFWCO+15-DEE were found to be lower by about 32.9%, 25%, and 29.4%, but the NO release was more than other blends and it was about 36%, in contrast to diesel at 100% operating load, respectively.
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