Browse Publications Technical Papers 810955
1981-09-01

Performance and Emissions Characteristics of a Naturally Aspirated Diesel Engine with Vegetable Oil Fuels-(Part 2) 810955

A naturally aspirated, direct injected diesel engine was used to evaluate the performance and emissions characteristics of a crude soybean oil, a 50 percent (by volume) mixture of crude soybean oil and #2 diesel fuel, and a degummed soybean oil. The data were compared with previous tests conducted on the same engine using #2 diesel fuel, crude sunflower oil and a 50 percent mixture of crude sunflower oil and #2 diesel fuel.

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