Experimental investigation of common rail direct injection engine operated on hydrogen fumigation and mango seed biodiesel-diesel blend dosed with graphene oxide nanoparticle employing exhaust gas recirculation for NOx control strategy
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Abstract
In this study, replacement of diesel with mango seed biodiesel (MSBD) with enrichment of hydrogen to reduce carbon emission was explored. Also, the effect of exhaust gas recirculation was investigated with graphene oxide nanoparticles (20 ppm) on the MSBD −diesel blend with varying hydrogen fumigation composition is investigated on a compression ignition (CI) engine in a dual-fuel mode. Biodiesel is produced from Mango seed oil, and blend of 15 % (v/v) with 85 % of diesel fuel was made and 20 ppm Graphene oxide particles are dosed and ultrasonicated to form stable blends. The samples are tested on diesel engine as a primary fuel and hydrogen is fumigated through intake manifold with variable volume flow rates. The effects of fuel blends and hydrogen fuel enrichment with and without exhaust gas recirculation on combustion, performance, and emissions of diesel engine are investigated at varying load condition. It is observed that maximum cylinder pressure is 58.09 bar for B15GO20H4 compared to 57.82 bar for B15 blend. The maximum net heat release rate was 67.74 J/0CA for B15GO20H8EG5 compared to 50.99 J/ 0CA for B15 blend. The maximum percentage increase in brake thermal efficiency was 8.75 % and decreases in brake-specific fuel consumption by 19.35 % at full load for B15GO20H8 blend when compared to the biodiesel–diesel blend. The decrease in carbon monoxide, smoke opacity and carbon dioxide emissions by 66.66 %, 56.55 % and 25.58 % for B15GO20H8 blend respectively, at 100 percent load when compare to B15. However, the Hydrocarbon increased by 29.41 % at a higher load as compare to B15. NOx emission was decreases for all samples compared to B15 and maximum reduction (79.04 %) was observedin B15GO20H8EG5. It is concluded that exhaust gas recirculation is more effective for reduction of NOx in hydrogen enriched CI engine.
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The exploration of energy sources remains a critical matter of study. For the past nine decades, fuel has consistently held the forefront in primary research efforts within the field of energy science. This area of investigation encompasses a wide range of subjects, with a particular emphasis on emerging concerns like environmental factors and pollution.