Authors
Francisco J Jiménez-Espadafor, Miguel Torres, José A Velez, Elisa Carvajal, José A Becerra
Publication date
2012/11/1
Journal
Fuel Processing Technology
Volume
103
Pages
57-63
Publisher
Elsevier
Description
One of the main advantages of biodiesel fuels is that almost eliminate carbon dioxide emissions based on the CO2 consumption during plant growth. However it is accepted for most researchers that when burned in diesel engines there is an increase of the NOx emissions when these are compared to the NOx emissions produced by mineral diesel fuel. HCCI with diesel fuel is being considered as an alternative combustion process in the internal combustion engine, mainly because of the huge potential for simultaneous reduction of NOx and soot emissions while fuel conversion efficiency is not compromised, in fact, it is usually increased. The HCCI combustion process can accept a variety of fuel types, like biodiesel and mixtures with mineral diesel fuel. The main reason for burning biodiesel fuel in HCCI combustion mode is that it enables the simultaneous reduction of NOx and soot emissions to current standard …
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