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Effect of Iodine Number on NOx Formation in Laminar Flames of Oxygenated Biofuels
The present study employed a recently developed experimental technique to investigate the effect of iodine number on NO x formation in laminar partially premixed flames of three vaporized biofuels: canola methyl ester, soy methyl ester, and methyl stearate. The iodine numbers for the selected fuels...
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| Published in: | International journal of green energy 2009-01, Vol.6 (4), p.323-332 |
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| description | The present study employed a recently developed experimental technique to investigate the effect of iodine number on NO
x
formation in laminar partially premixed flames of three vaporized biofuels: canola methyl ester, soy methyl ester, and methyl stearate. The iodine numbers for the selected fuels varied over a wide range from 0.5 to 141. Key measurements included NO
x
concentration and temperature fields. The peak NO
x
concentration occurred in the near-burner region for all biofuels: 1166 ppm for soy, 1067 ppm for canola, and 414 ppm for the methyl stearate. We observed that the peak NO
x
concentration significantly increased with the iodine number, indicating a strong correlation between the chemical structure of the fuel and NO
x
emission. |
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x
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x
concentration and temperature fields. The peak NO
x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
concentration and temperature fields. The peak NO
x
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x
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| subjects | Air pollution caused by fuel industries Alternative fuels. Production and utilization Applied sciences Biofuel Emission Energy Energy. Thermal use of fuels Esters Exact sciences and technology Flame Fuels Iodine Iodine number Laminar Metering. Control Miscellaneous Oxygenated Premixed flames Stearates |
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