A STUDY ON ALCOHOL ACID COMPOUND MIXED WITH BIODIESEL AS ALTERNATIVE BIOFUEL FOR DIESEL ENGINE

In order to reduce the harmful effects on the environment, researchers around the world must find ways to reduce emissions. For this reason, the EU allows the use of biofuel mixtures as fuel for internal combustion engines. Therefore, an alternative has been made in this study. Since biodiesel is used in experiments for the effect of internal combustion engines on emission concentrations, it shows uncertain results. Due to the performance of biofuels, such as combustion delays, injection times, fuel types, etc., for this reason, researchers have tried to add some alcohol compounds to biofuels for investigation. Because biodiesel type of biofuel material has some FAME (fatty acid methyl ester), it has some effects, such as high density and low calorific value, although it has better emissions and reduced lubricity compared to pure diesel. But if biofuel additives and alcoholic acid compounds affect the biofuel diesel ratio and diesel injection time on combustion, performance and emissions. In this paper, emissions of CO, CO2, NOX and unburned hydrocarbons are measured