Biodiesel Performance within Internal Combustion Engine Fuel System - A Review
Journal: Tribology in Industry (Vol.38, No. 2)Publication Date: 2016-06-20
Authors : Z.A. Khan a; A. Saeed a; O. Gregory a; A. Ghafoor;
Page : 197-213
Keywords : Tribology; Biodiesel; Petro-diesel; CI engine; Fuel injection;
Abstract
This review paper highlights the tribological performance of biodiesel at contacting surfaces in the fuel delivery system of compression ignition (diesel) engines. The focus is on the injection components that include low and high pressure injection pumps, diesel fuel injectors, electro-hydraulic valves, diesel fuel lubricity measurements and effects of biodiesel on the running conditions in a diesel fuel injection system. The common rail system and the distributor pump injection systems with electronic diesel control are among the modern trends that are specifically highlighted. Boundary, mixed and hydrodynamic lubrication regimes together with lubricant oil film thickness, pressure and engine performance are also considered.
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