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Title: Impact of water- in-diesel emulsion on compression ignition engine's emissions and its challenges-A detailed review
Authors: Onuoha, Chiamaka Prisca
Etim, Ini ibehe Nabuk
Oguzie, Emeka Emmanuel
Keywords: Carbon monoxide
Corrosion
Hydrocarbon
Hydrophilic-lipophilic balance
Nitrogen oxides
Particu-late matter
Stability
Surfactant
Water-in-diesel emulsion
Issue Date: 2024
Series/Report no.: Vietnam journal of Chemitry;Vol.62, Iss.04 .- P.421-436
Abstract: Compression ignition engines/diesel engines release greenhouse gases like particulate matter (PM), carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen oxides (NOₓ), and, unburnt hydrocarbons which pose environmental and human health risks. Water in diesel emulsion (WIDE) has emerged as a cost effective alternative fuel for reducing the emission of these gases in diesel engines. This paper reviews the effectiveness of using emulsion fuel in engines to reduce harmful emissions as well as the challenges associated with WIDE, which include emulsion stability and corrosion. The review is based on available experimental results from various studies in the literature. While there are a few conflicting outcomes among researchers, the majority of results support the benefits of using WIDE in a compression engine as the PM and NOₓ, emissions, significantly decreased. The decrease in NOₓ is a result of the flame reaching a lower peak temperature during combustion. The reduction in PM occurs as a result of the micro explosion process, which enhances combustion efficiency. Even though WIDE significantly reduces the environmental impact of diesel engines, this study also shows that WIDE faces stability problems and enhances the corrosion of materials. The development of a systematic methodology that can accurately measure emulsion stability, the indepth study of the impacts of surfactant dosage, water content and temperature on the corrosion behavior of metals in WIDE and also the development of anti corrosion intervention suggestions have been suggested based on the analysis of earlier research.
URI: https://dspace.ctu.edu.vn/jspui/handle/123456789/109353
ISSN: 2525-2321
Appears in Collections:Vietnam Journal of Chemistry

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