Analysis and Calculation of Complete Combustion Level of Biodiesel Compared with Diesel

Zhi Yi Ma; Fu Lei Zhao; Ya Peng Li; Meng Lv; Le Xue; Teng Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.512-515.496

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Analysis and Calculation of Complete Combustion Level of Biodiesel Compared with Diesel

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Many studies and experiments prove that biodiesel produces less CO, HC and smoke emissions, produces more NOX emission and burns more completely than diesel. Firstly, for evaluating complete combustion level for biodiesel compared with diesel, the paper indicates that heat release ratio can not act independently as the standard; secondly the second maximal heat release ratio and combustion beginning crank angles are combined with Peak heat release ratio; lastly, CAcenter(the corresponding crank angle of centric of instantaneous heat release ratio curve) is introduced and it is the best factor which can accurately reflect the complete combustion level of biodiesel.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 512-515)

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Zhi Yi Ma, Fu Lei Zhao, Ya Peng Li, Meng Lv, Le Xue, Teng Zhang

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Bio-Diesel, Complete Combustion Level, Heat Release Ratio

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