Biodiesel, in its neat or blended form with petrodiesel, is widely accepted alternative fuel for
diesel engines. Although biodiesel is presumably associated with lower CO 2, HC, and PMs …

Advanced techniques have shown an effective approach to reducing nitrogen oxide (NO x)
emissions from biodiesel-fueled engines. The primary concern is higher NO x emissions …

Depletion of fossil fuel resources and stringent emission mandates has spurred the search
for improved diesel engines performance and cleaner combustion. One of the best …

Higher alcohols are important alternative fuel resources for use in internal combustion
engines promising positive economical and environmental outcomes. Moreover, higher …

One of the main hindrances in the commercialization of biodiesel is its degradability which
occurs on aerobic contact during storage as well as application. The oxidation susceptibility …

One of the major issues associated with the use of biodiesel is to maintain the fuel at
specified standards for a longer period. Biodiesel is more prone to oxidization than a mineral …

Over the decades, the diesel engine is being extensively utilised in isolated locations (eg
remote areas and islands) for power generation because of its reliability and fuel efficiency …

Among vegetable oils, hazelnut oil (H), because of its high oleic acid content, is an important
biofuel resource for use in diesel engines. Microemulsion, which is a viscosity reduction …

In this study, n-butanol (nB) was used as the common solvent and crude canola (Cn),
soybean (Sb), sunflower (Sf), corn (Cr), olive (Ol), and hazelnut oil (Hn) as the vegetable oil …

This study was set up to model and optimize the performance and emission characteristics
of a diesel engine fueled with carbon nanoparticle-dosed water/‎ diesel emulsion fuel using a …