The Utilization of Alternative Fuels in a Diesel Engine Using Different Methods
E. Holmé, Per-Sune Berg, B-I Bertilsson
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E. Holmé, Per-Sune Berg, B-I Bertilsson
Abstract
Development work has been carried out on a turbo charged direct injection diesel engine with methanol, ethanol and gasoline. Using additives to increase the cetane number, emulsion with diesel fuel, forced ignition with diesel injected prior to the alternative fuel, by a separate injection system and carburation are the methods which have been investigated. Spark ignited diesel has been studied and is commented on to complete the picture. The intention of the paper is to evaluate these methods.
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Development work has been carried out on a turbo charged direct injection diesel engine with methanol, ethanol and gasoline. Using additives to increase the cetane number, emulsion with diesel fuel, forced ignition with diesel injected prior to the alternative fuel, by a separate injection system and carburation are the methods which have been investigated. Spark ignited diesel has been studied and is commented on to complete the picture. The intention of the paper is to evaluate these methods.
Key concepts: Diesel fuel, Cetane number, Winter diesel fuel, Alcohol fuel, Octane rating, Gasoline, Diesel engine, Carbureted compression ignition model engine