Experimental Studies on DI Diesel Engine Fueled in Sweet Lime Pyrolysis Oil with Biodiesel

摘要

Bio fuel obtained from renewable resources, such as agriculture residues, waste wood, sugar cane crops, coconut shell, mahua oil cake and vegetable oils Bio oil derived from pyrolysis process it considered as an promising alternating fuel for IC engine This article reports an experimental study on 20% Methyl ester of Jatropha and bio-oil as fuels in a compression ignition (CI) engine This present work bio oil obtained from the pyrolysis of sweet lime empty fruit bunch. The bio oil blends with Methyl ester of Jatropha to describe the performance, emission and combustion parameters in a diesel engine. The engine is made to run on diesel and bio oil by various blend ratios of B20BOSL-J 5%, B20BOSL-J 10%, B20BOSL-J 15% and B20BOSL-J 20%. The results shown B20BOSL-J 5% blend have suitable for diesel engine.