Use of crude filtered vegetable oil as a fuel in diesel engines state of the art: Literature review
Use of crude filtered vegetable oil as a fuel in diesel engines state of the art: Literature review
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DOI：
10.1016/j.rser.2010.06.018
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发表时间：
2010-12
影响因子：
15.9
通讯作者：
S. Sidibé;J. Blin;G. Vaitilingom;Y. Azoumah
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作者：
S. Sidibé;J. Blin;G. Vaitilingom;Y. Azoumah
已经发表了许多关于柴油发动机使用植物油的研究。不同的作者一致承认这种可再生燃料的潜力和优点。通常情况下，当地小规模生产的纯植物油（SVO）已被证明易于生产，对环境的影响很小。然而，由于它们的物理化学特性与柴油不同，随着时间的推移，它们在柴油发动机中的使用可能会导致一定数量的技术问题。在参考书目中，作者之间对于与此问题相关的高级现象和建议的解决方案存在重大分歧。其中一些出版物单独处理选项，而没有任何真实的比较。另一个观察结果是，文献很少涉及与植物油质量有关的问题。本文根据文献研究（文献综述），综述了SVO用作柴油发动机燃料的最新技术水平。该文件的第一部分研究了柴油发动机燃料使用的植物油的类型和质量的影响。第二部分讨论了柴油机上推荐使用SVO的两种方案的优缺点：双燃料和与柴油混合燃料。
Many studies have been published on vegetable oil use in diesel engines. The different authors unanimously acknowledge the potential and merits of this renewable fuel. Typically, Straight Vegetable Oils (SVOs) produced locally on a small scale, have proven to be easy to produce with very little environmental impact. However, as their physico-chemical characteristics differ from those of diesel oil, their use in diesel engines can lead to a certain number of technical problems over time. In bibliography, there is substantial disagreement between authors regarding the advanced phenomena linked to this problems and the recommended solutions. Some of these publications treat options individually without any real comparison between them. Another observation is that the literature rarely tackles problems linked to vegetable oil quality. This paper sets out to review the state of the art for SVO use as fuel in diesel engines, based on a bibliographic study (literature review). The first section of the document examines the influence of the type and quality of vegetable oils for fuel use in diesel engines. The second section discusses the advantages and disadvantages of two options recommended for SVO use in diesel engines: dual fuelling and blending with diesel fuel.