Emission Characteristics of Single Cylinder Compression Ignition (CI) Engine
AUTHORS
P. RAVI KUMAR,Principal & Professor, St. Ann’s College of Engineering & Technology, Chirala, Prakasam, Andhra Pradesh, India
ABSTRACT
Expanding expenses of oil, fast development of industrialization and the worldwide pattern of urbanization alongside their expanding contamination by supplanting existing fuel. The point of study is to break down the performance and discharge qualities existing single barrel four stroke compression Ignition (CI) engine changed over into double fuel mode. In the current investigations the impact of compressed fossil fuel (CNG) gas acceptance on the performance on double fuel engine instead of single fuel. CNG utilised as fuel and Diesel or Biodiesel utilized as pilot fuel on double fuel mode, Karavera (Thevetia Peruviana) and Surahonne (Calophyllum inophyllum) Biodiesel ar utilised. Double fuel mode is one in all the higher methods to manage emanations from CI engines and quickly replacement existing fuel engine. Examinations is completed underneath engine centre condition, investigate the performance and outflow qualities of single chamber CI engine on double fuel mode by utilizing CNG as fuel and Diesel or biodiesels (Karavera and Surahonne) pilot fuels by unsteady injection temporal order 230 , 260 and one hundred ninety bTDC. Brake Thermal potency and Brake specific fuel utilization at double fuel technique of CNG fuel offers most popular outcomes over pure fuel engine in any respect engine hundreds. The reduction in CO and HC discharges on double fuel mode for all lots and what is more crest weight rise. By seventieth CNG fuel substitution rate.
KEYWORDS
Compressed Natural Gas, Diesel engine, Biodiesel, Exhaust gas analyzer, Electronic gas conversion kit
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