Comparison of alternative fuels in single cylinder diesel engine using CFD

Biodiesel is a fuel substitute for conventional fuel made from natural and renewable resources, such as vegetable oils not intended for human use. The world’s fuel consumption has increased dramatically, particularly in developing nations. There are many ways to consume domestic non-perishable oil w...

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Main Authors: Sahare, Pramod H., Ade, Narendra K., Kumbhalkar, Manoj A., Rambhad, Kishor S., Giradkar, Chaitali, Gandate, Janhavi, Badkelwar, Sanskruti, Sondawale, Shweta
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Alternative fuels
Biodiesel fuels
Developing countries
Diesel engines
Energy costs
Engine cylinders
Food processing
Fuel consumption
Fuel injection
LDCs
Renewable resources
Swirling
Vegetable oils
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Summary:Biodiesel is a fuel substitute for conventional fuel made from natural and renewable resources, such as vegetable oils not intended for human use. The world’s fuel consumption has increased dramatically, particularly in developing nations. There are many ways to consume domestic non-perishable oil while enhancing our energy security as diesel costs are on the verge of record increases and will decline within a few decades. The agricultural sector will be supported, and there will be more job opportunities in the fields and in food processing, among other economic advantages. This article covers an effort to categorise and rank the relative relevance of fluid movements in the cylinder and fuel injection signals as factors impacting the combustion of high-speed diesel engines, when bulk swirling is not present. This assessment offers a concise yet detailed
ISSN:0094-243X
1551-7616
DOI:10.1063/5.0167692