Experimental testing and fuel economy of the various used vegetable cooking oil fuelling pathways in Philippine jeepneys
College
Gokongwei College of Engineering
Department/Unit
Mechanical Engineering
Document Type
Archival Material/Manuscript
Publication Date
2012
Abstract
An experimental investigating has been carried out to analyze the performance of an indirect compression ignition engine fueled with preheated pure used oil and 10%, 20% and 50% mix of biodiesel-diesel and 10% and 20% blends of used oil-diesel and used oil-biodiesel fuels. Power reduction impacts were evaluated vis a-vis the power-speed demand requirements of jeepneys while fuel economy was simulated using instantaneous fuel consumption modeling utilizing local jeepney drive. All the fueling options provided minimal power rating reductions. The 10% biodiesel-diesel blend provided the fuel economy comparable to diesel fuel while the 100% used oil blends exhibited the highest fuel utilization. Significant fuel economy deterioration was also observed for the oil-biodiesel blends. The other biodiesel-diesel blends and oil diesel blends exhibited slight increases in fuel consumption with reduction values higher at higher biodiesel and oil percentages, respectively. The oil-biodiesel blends and 100% used oil fuel exhibited the strongest smoke reduction potential.
html
Recommended Citation
Biona, J. M., Benedicto, A., Maglaya, A. B., & Catalan, P. (2012). Experimental testing and fuel economy of the various used vegetable cooking oil fuelling pathways in Philippine jeepneys. Retrieved from https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/6619
Disciplines
Mechanical Engineering
Keywords
Diesel motor—Alternative fuels; Biodiesel fuels; Energy consumption
Upload File
wf_no
