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Research Article

ASSESSMENT of CI ENGINE VIBRATION at VARIOUS INJECTION TIMING and injection pressure with CEIBA PENTANDRA BIODIESEL

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Pages 719-731 | Received 03 Mar 2023, Accepted 29 Apr 2023, Published online: 15 May 2023
 

ABSTRACT

Vibration in vehicles causes discomfort and poor safety for passengers. The dynamic activities of the engine, transmission, and wheel system impact vehicle vibration. Engine vibration is the primary cause of noise and instability. It mainly depends on the combustion, engine load, speed, ignition delay, etc. Modifying injection timing (IT) and injection pressure (IP) was an effective way to improve performance. Earlier investigations by authors revealed that a 20% biodiesel blend with advanced IT and higher IP resulted in better combustion and lesser emissions except NOx. This paper evaluates the vibration of diesel engine fueled with Ceiba pentandra biodiesel at various IT (21° to 27° BTDC) and also at various IP (200 to 260 bar). Vibrations in all three axes were studied and compared with diesel at 23° IT and 200 bar. Blending of B20 significantly decreases vibration, with arms values falling to 18.08, 11.90, and 31.04 in X, Y, and Z directions, which were 2–4% lesser than diesel fuel at 23°BTDC. Further advancing the IT to 27°, engine vibration was reduced by 8%. Higher IP (260 bar) slightly increased engine vibration by 3%. Thus, substantially advancing the IT and optimum IP resulted in smoother operation of the diesel engine.   

Disclosure statement

No potential conflict of interest was reported by the authors.

Nomenclature

B0=

100% of diesel

B20=

20% of Ceiba pentandra biodiesel+80% of diesel

BSFC=

Brake specific fuel consumption

BTDC=

Before top dead center

BTE=

Brake thermal efficiency

CI=

Compression ignition

CO=

Carbon oxide

CO2=

Carbon dioxide

CN=

Cetane number

CNT=

Carbon nanotube

CP=

Cylinder pressure

CR=

Compression ratio

EGR=

Exhaust gas recirculation

EGT=

Exhaust gas temperature

HC=

Hydrocarbon

HRR=

Heat release rate

ID=

Ignition delay

IP=

Injection pressure

IT=

Injection timing

NOx=

Nitrogen oxides

PME=

Palm methyl ester

RMS=

Root mean square

SCR=

Selective catalytic reduction

SFC=

Specific fuel consumption

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