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Emission Characteristics of VCR Engine with Coriander Seed Oil Mixed Diesel
Author(s) -
R. Mahesh,
K. Vijaya kumar,
Syed Sultan Ali,
Rifayudeen,
S. Prasanth
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
international journal of recent technology and engineering
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2277-3878
DOI - 10.35940/ijrte.e3118.018520
Subject(s) - potassium hydroxide , transesterification , diesel fuel , pulp and paper industry , diesel engine , waste management , biomass (ecology) , biodiesel , environmental science , fossil fuel , carbon dioxide , hydrocarbon , renewable fuels , thrust specific fuel consumption , biofuel , nox , chemistry , catalysis , organic chemistry , agronomy , engineering , combustion , biology , automotive engineering
Day by day cost of petroleum fuels are increasing and more consumption of fossil fuel leads to rapid drain. Its right time to concentrate on production of the alternate energy source from edible and non-edible oil seeds. Recent trend is that the biomass is converted into bio-fuel and biogases. The following emission characteristic of Hydrocarbon (HC), Nitrogen oxide(NO), Carbon dioxide(CO2), Particulate matters, Carbon monoxide(CO) are investigated in this paper. In this exploration coriander seed oil Methyl ester is prepared by transesterification method using single cylinder VCR engine . Potassium hydroxide is used as catalyst.

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