Effects of Blending Ratio on the Physical-Chemical Properties of Biodiesel-Diesel Mixed Fuels

Qiu Lan Wei

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.361-363.1005

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Effects of Blending Ratio on the Physical-Chemical Properties of Biodiesel-Diesel Mixed Fuels

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Ten mixed fuels were prepared using soybean biodiesel and 0# diesel oil with different blend ratios (in vol %). The effects of the blending ratio on physical-chemical properties of biodiesel-diesel mixed fuels and engine power were investigated. The results shows that, with the increase of the blending ratio, a increase in gelatine, carbon residue, acidity and ash content is found and a decrease in sulfur content and mechanical impurities appears. Furthermore, no distinct affection of the blending ratio on engine power is found.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 361-363)

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October 2011

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Qiu Lan Wei

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Biodiesel-Diesel Mixed Fuels, Blending Ratio, Corrosiveness, Oxidative Stability

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