Effect of by-product fusel oil-diesel blends fuel on emissions of single-cylinder CI engine

Alcohol-based fuels have gained more interest due to their production process and availability and environmental point of view so based alcohol-based fuel like fusel oil has been studied as an alternative fuel for compression ignition engine engines. The objective of this experimental study was to i...

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Main Authors: Awad, Omar Ibraheem, Kamil, Mohammed, Abed, Adnan Ajam, Jamal, Omar, Mohammed, Omar Khalaf, Mohammed, M. N., Alobaida, Ahmed, Suwaed, Mahmood Sh., Muhammad Yusri, Ismail, Hasan, Mohammed M.
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Online Access:https://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/44230/
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author Awad, Omar Ibraheem
Kamil, Mohammed
Abed, Adnan Ajam
Jamal, Omar
Mohammed, Omar Khalaf
Mohammed, M. N.
Alobaida, Ahmed
Suwaed, Mahmood Sh.
Muhammad Yusri, Ismail
Hasan, Mohammed M.
author_facet Awad, Omar Ibraheem
Kamil, Mohammed
Abed, Adnan Ajam
Jamal, Omar
Mohammed, Omar Khalaf
Mohammed, M. N.
Alobaida, Ahmed
Suwaed, Mahmood Sh.
Muhammad Yusri, Ismail
Hasan, Mohammed M.
author_sort Awad, Omar Ibraheem
building UMP Institutional Repository
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description Alcohol-based fuels have gained more interest due to their production process and availability and environmental point of view so based alcohol-based fuel like fusel oil has been studied as an alternative fuel for compression ignition engine engines. The objective of this experimental study was to investigate the performance of a compression ignition engine based on a performance and emissions of cylinder single-cylinder diesel engine. To maintain the original fuel system of the engine, a fixed blending ratio of 20% v/v was used. The research findings indicated a decrease in nitrogen oxide (NO) emissions when using fusel oil–diesel (F20) compared to diesel. Still, higher fuel consumption was observed due to the lower energy content of fusel oil. However, F20 led to increased carbon monoxide (CO) emissions and hydrocarbons (HC) compared to diesel. The most significant reduction in NOx emissions by up to 20% occurred at an engine speed of 1,500 rpm and an engine load of 75%, possibly attributed to the higher water content in fusel oil. It is crucial to evaluate the trade-offs between these parameters carefully. Insight into these trade-offs may facilitate the optimization of fusel oil use as a prospective fuel alternative for internal combustion engines.
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spelling ump-442302025-08-06T00:47:27Z https://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/44230/ Effect of by-product fusel oil-diesel blends fuel on emissions of single-cylinder CI engine Awad, Omar Ibraheem Kamil, Mohammed Abed, Adnan Ajam Jamal, Omar Mohammed, Omar Khalaf Mohammed, M. N. Alobaida, Ahmed Suwaed, Mahmood Sh. Muhammad Yusri, Ismail Hasan, Mohammed M. TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Alcohol-based fuels have gained more interest due to their production process and availability and environmental point of view so based alcohol-based fuel like fusel oil has been studied as an alternative fuel for compression ignition engine engines. The objective of this experimental study was to investigate the performance of a compression ignition engine based on a performance and emissions of cylinder single-cylinder diesel engine. To maintain the original fuel system of the engine, a fixed blending ratio of 20% v/v was used. The research findings indicated a decrease in nitrogen oxide (NO) emissions when using fusel oil–diesel (F20) compared to diesel. Still, higher fuel consumption was observed due to the lower energy content of fusel oil. However, F20 led to increased carbon monoxide (CO) emissions and hydrocarbons (HC) compared to diesel. The most significant reduction in NOx emissions by up to 20% occurred at an engine speed of 1,500 rpm and an engine load of 75%, possibly attributed to the higher water content in fusel oil. It is crucial to evaluate the trade-offs between these parameters carefully. Insight into these trade-offs may facilitate the optimization of fusel oil use as a prospective fuel alternative for internal combustion engines. Frontiers Media SA 2024 Article PeerReviewed pdf en cc_by_4 https://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/44230/1/Effect%20of%20by-product%20fusel%20oil-diesel%20blends.pdf Awad, Omar Ibraheem and Kamil, Mohammed and Abed, Adnan Ajam and Jamal, Omar and Mohammed, Omar Khalaf and Mohammed, M. N. and Alobaida, Ahmed and Suwaed, Mahmood Sh. and Muhammad Yusri, Ismail and Hasan, Mohammed M. (2024) Effect of by-product fusel oil-diesel blends fuel on emissions of single-cylinder CI engine. Frontiers in Mechanical Engineering, 10 (1459374). pp. 1-8. ISSN 2297-3079. (Published) https://doi.org/10.3389/fmech.2024.1459374 https://doi.org/10.3389/fmech.2024.1459374 https://doi.org/10.3389/fmech.2024.1459374
spellingShingle TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
Awad, Omar Ibraheem
Kamil, Mohammed
Abed, Adnan Ajam
Jamal, Omar
Mohammed, Omar Khalaf
Mohammed, M. N.
Alobaida, Ahmed
Suwaed, Mahmood Sh.
Muhammad Yusri, Ismail
Hasan, Mohammed M.
Effect of by-product fusel oil-diesel blends fuel on emissions of single-cylinder CI engine
title Effect of by-product fusel oil-diesel blends fuel on emissions of single-cylinder CI engine
title_full Effect of by-product fusel oil-diesel blends fuel on emissions of single-cylinder CI engine
title_fullStr Effect of by-product fusel oil-diesel blends fuel on emissions of single-cylinder CI engine
title_full_unstemmed Effect of by-product fusel oil-diesel blends fuel on emissions of single-cylinder CI engine
title_short Effect of by-product fusel oil-diesel blends fuel on emissions of single-cylinder CI engine
title_sort effect of by-product fusel oil-diesel blends fuel on emissions of single-cylinder ci engine
topic TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
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