International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development: Oil & Petroleum Engineering

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    • Showing posts with label Oil & Petroleum Engineering. Show all posts
    Showing posts with label Oil & Petroleum Engineering. Show all posts

    Sunday, 13 September 2020

    Performance and Emissions Characteristics of an Automotive Diesel Engine Fueled with Petroleum Based Fuel from Plastic Pyrolysis Oil and its Diesel Blends

    September 13, 2020 0
    Performance and Emissions Characteristics of an Automotive Diesel Engine Fueled with Petroleum Based Fuel from Plastic Pyrolysis Oil and its Diesel Blends
    An interesting alternative fuel for Diesel Engines in the form of liquid oil derived from waste plastics, to solve the problem arises from the depletion of fossil fuels and disposal problem of the very large amount of plastic wastes produced from households and industrials. This present paper describes the production and testing of Liquid fuel derived from waste...
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    Saturday, 23 July 2016

    Modeling of Biodiesel Fuelled Direct Injection CI Engine using CFD

    July 23, 2016 0
    Modeling of Biodiesel Fuelled Direct Injection CI Engine using CFD
    In present years, biodiesel is used as a fuel in internal combustion engine. This study deals with the combustion modeling of CI engine fuelled with Karanja oil as biodiesel. Combustion characteristics like heat release rate, cylinder pressure and rate of pressure rise have been analyzed. CFD code Fluent is used to model complex combustion phenomenon in compression...
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