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Bio-oil blended butanol as a fuel to the spark ignition internal combustion reciprocating engine
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Faculty of Mechanical
Engineering and Computer Science at Czestochowa
University of Technology.
Publication date: 2017-05-01
Combustion Engines 2017,169(2), 93-96
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ABSTRACT
The article presents results on combustion of the bio-oil blended butanol in the spark ignition engine. Bio-oil is a mixture of hydro-carbons condensing to liquified phase while cooling it down to ambient temperature. In general, the liquid called bio-oil is a byproduct of the pyrolysis process of organic matter. Results from analysis presented in the manuscript include the following: in-cylinder pressure traces and toxic exhaust emissions. Finally, comparison of these results with results from combustion of n-butanol reference fuel were provided. Obtained results indicate satisfactory, eco-friendly possibility for utilization of bio-oil in the internal combustion engine
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