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The vegetable oil is well known as green fuel for diesel engines due to its low sunphur content and renewable stock. However, there are some problems raising when vegetable oil is used as fuel for diesel engines such as highly effected by cold weather, lower general efficiency, separation in layer if mixed with diesel oil and so on. To overcome that disadvantiges, the authors propose a new idea that to use a continuous fuel mixer to blend vegetable oil with diesel oil to make so called a mixed fuel supplying to diesel engines inline. In order to ensure a quality of the mixed fuel created by continuous mixer, a homogeneous testing was introduced with believable results. Then, the continuous mixer has been installed into fuel supply system of diesel engine 6LU32 at a lab of Vietnam Maritime University in terms of checking a real operation of the fuel continuous mixer with diesel engine.
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Tom
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151--157
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Bibliogr. 8 poz., rys., tab.
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- Vietnam Maritime University, Haiphong, Vietnam
autor
- Vietnam Maritime University, Haiphong, Vietnam
Bibliografia
- [1] Krzysztof Kołwzan, Marek Narewski, Polski Rejestr Statków, “Study on Alternative fuels for marine applications”,Clean Shipping Currents Vol 1, No 3, 2012;
- [2] J. Blin, C.Brunschwig, A.Chapuis, “Characteristics of vegetable oils for use as fuel in stationery diesel enginestowards specification for a standard in west Africa”, HAL archives‐ouvertes, 2013;
- [3] Dang Van Uy and research team, “Research and develop a technology solution in order to convert marine diesel engines of small and medium scale to use blended straight vegetable oils as alternative fuel”, No.04.11/NLSH, 2014;
- [4] Kees Kuiken 2008. Diesel Engines for Ship Propulsion and Power Plants, Part I, Target Global Energy Training, Onnen, The Netherlands;
- [5] Jan Gerrit Van De Vusse 2010.Mixing by Agitation of Miscible Liquids. Rotterdam, Netherland;
- [6] John Frank Pietranski 2012. Mechanical Agigator Power Requirements for Liquid Batches; PDH Center; 5272 Meadow Estaes Drive;
- [7] Chapter 6 Mixing, Dalian University of Technology;
- [8] Mixing and Agitation, Process Automation Control (PAControl).
Uwagi
Opracowanie rekordu w ramach umowy 509/P-DUN/2018 ze środków MNiSW przeznaczonych na działalność upowszechniającą naukę (2018).
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