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The most popularly used prime mover is compression ignition (CI) engine, which moves a large portion of the world’s good and majorly uses diesel as a fuel, which in turn leads to ever increasing demand worldwide. Also, one of the largest contributors to environmental pollution is diesel fuel. The resolving solution for this problem is the use of renewable fuel (i.e., biodiesel). Biomass in the form of cashew nutshell (CNSL) represents a new energy source and abundant biodegradable source of energy in India. The biodiesel made from CNSL and its blend with diesel are promising alternative fuels for diesel engines. This paper presents performance evolution results of single cylinder diesel engines with different loads studied using diesel and CNSL biodiesel (with 5 to 30% proportion) blends. The results are compared with neat diesel operation, and it is concluded that 25% CNSL biodiesel blend is the optimum.

DICI Engine With Diesel and CNSL Biodiesel Fuel as a Biodegrade Substitute: Alternative and Renewable Fuel