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This paper deals with ecological aspects of using alcohol fuels in spark ignition (SI) engines, determining ecological characteristics of SI engine for various fuels. The dependence of the emission of hazardous material-carbon monoxide (CO), hydrocarbons (HC), carbon dioxide (CO2) - on the number of crankshaft revolutions n, engine torque Me and the ignition advance angle teta was determined in the SI engine bench tests. The toxicity of the emission at idle running of the engine had been also measured. The purpose of the bench tests is to work out the characteristics of the partial speed, loading and regulation according to the ignition timing advance. The bench tests of SI engine were performed with the Pb-free petrol A-76 and its mixtures with ethanol ester-aldehyde fraction, using fusels as stabilizers. Aldehyde is a colourless liquid produced by oxidation of alcohol. Fusel is a colourless oily alcohol separated in the rectification of ordinary distilled alcohol. The test bench can estimate the torque Ms, when the revolutions of the crankshaft range from 83 s-1 to 314 s-1 (800-3000 rev/min.), therefore, ecological characteristics of exhaust gases can be determined. The impact of the temperature of the alcohol mixtures' exhaust gases that was lower by 20-30 centigrade C on their toxicity was investigated.
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Bibliogr. 8 poz., rys.
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- Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, J. Basanaviciaus Street 28, LT-03224 Vilnius, Lithuania tel.: +370 52744803, +370 52745017, fax +370 5 2744 069, gintautas.bureika@ti.vgtu.lt
Bibliografia
- [1] Piknas, A., Pukalskas, S., Bureika, G., Grabys, J., Investigation of Efficiency of Consuming Ethanol of Diesel Engine, Journal of KONES, Internal Combustion Engines. Vol. 13. No. 1-2. Warsaw, European Science Society of Powertrain and Transport Publication, 2006. pp. 381-386.
- [2] Bureika, G., Feasibility study of using ester-aldehyde fraction mixtures as fuel for internal combustion engines, Transport No. 1(12), V., Technika, 1996, pp. 68-71.
- [3] Deutsch, D. J., Fueling up ethanol // Chemical Engineering, ISSN: 0009’2460. 2000, Vol. 107, No. 11, pp. 30-33.
- [4] Bureika, G., The research into the application of alcohol fuels to transport vehicles, Ph D thesis, Vilnius, VGTU, 1997, 108 p.
- [5] Pukalskas, S., The influence of ethanol on diesel engine efficiency and smoke content, Ph D thesis, Vilnius, VGTU, 2002, 152 p.
- [6] Merkisz, J., Ekologiczne aspekty stosowania silników spalinowych, Poznań, Politech. Poznańska, 1994, 368 p.
- [7] Maxwell, T., Jones, J., Alternative Fuels, Emissions, Economics and Performance, Texas: Texas Technical University, 1995. 328p.
- [8] Butkus, A., Pranukeviius, R., The prospect of using ethanol-petrol blends in internal combustion engines // Science, Technology, Business, Conference proceedings, KTU, 1995.103p.
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