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Petroleum is still the major source of energy in the world; petroleum-based fuels are used to various combustion devices, such as automotive engines, gas turbines and industrial furnaces. Combustion of petroleum-based fuels generates undesirable exhaust emissions (e.g. unburnt hydrocarbons, NOx, soot particles), and exhaust emissions from combustion devices cause serious problems to the environment and human health. Adjustment of the properties of the fuels is an effective way to improve the combustion characteristics so that minimize pollutant emissions. Basic knowledge of relationship between the fuel properties and practical combustion performances is necessary to make effective adjustments corresponding to the ongoing diversification of fuels, such as newly-introduced crude oil, sulfur-free fuel, and synthetic fuel (Iwama, 2005).

Effects of Fuel Properties on Diffusion Combustion and Deposit Accumulation