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This article intends to evaluate the available energy and various losses in the diesel engine and three different blends: D90J7.5E2.5 (7.5% Jatropha curcas oil and 2.5% of ethanol biodiesel blended with 90% of diesel), D95J3.75E1.25 (3.75% Jatropha curcas oil and 1.25% of ethanol biodiesel blended with 90% of diesel), D98J1.5E0.5 (1.5% Jatropha curcas oil and 0.5% of ethanol biodiesel blended with 98% of diesel ). Experimental tests were done to examine the exergy and energy characteristics of the diesel engine fuelled by three different blends at various load conditions.

Exergy and energy analyses on biodiesel–diesel-ethanol blends in a diesel engine