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Particulate matter emissions from a heavy duty vehicle fuelled by petroleum diesel and used cooking oil blends

机译:由石油柴油和用过的食用油混合物作为燃料的重型汽车排放的颗粒物质

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Fuel characteristic and exhaust particulate emissions tests were carried out for a EURO5 compliant Heavy Duty Vehicle operating on both pure petroleum diesel (PD) and used cooking oil (C2G Ultra Biofuel) PD blends under real world driving conditions. Fuel tests showed that fuel temperature, substitution ratio and engine speed play a key role in determining the spray characteristics of the Ultra Biofuel blends. However, under real world operating conditions, the Bioltec fuel blending system was found to overcome these effects by using lower C2G Ultra Biofuel:PD substitution ratios during cold start and low speed conditions. Overall the fuel tests suggested it to be convenient to operate the engine on blends with Ultra Biofuel content up to 80% to avoid higher fuel consumption and higher pollution load on the exhaust after treatment system, particularly at low temperatures and rpm. In the real world tests, average substitution ratios of 85% were achieved, with close to 100% Ultra Biofuel achieved for high speed steady state conditions, with no negative impact on particulate emissions. The vast majority (60-80%) of the particulate mass within the exhaust was found within size fractions below 2.5 μm for both fuels and was thus within the respirablem range. The PD produced around twice the concentration of particulates within these finer fractions compared to the equivalent trips using the blended fuel. Thermo-gravimetric Analysis demonstrated that the PD produced higher concentrations of black carbon (soot) and the Ultra Biofuel blends more organic carbon within the particulates. The tests demonstrate that when using an effective fuel substitution strategy, Ultra Biofuel has the potential to reduce both lifecycle CO2 and respirable particulate emissions leading to potential climate and air quality benefits.
机译:我们在实际驾驶条件下,对使用纯石油柴油(PD)和用过的食用油(C2G超级生物燃料)PD混合燃料运行的,符合EURO5要求的重型车辆进行了燃料特性和废气颗粒排放测试。燃料测试表明,燃料温度,替代比和发动机转速在确定Ultra Biofuel混合物的喷雾特性中起着关键作用。但是,在现实世界的运行条件下,发现Bioltec燃料混合系统通过在冷启动和低速条件下使用较低的C2G Ultra Biofuel:PD替代比例来克服这些影响。总体而言,燃油测试表明,使用超生物燃料含量高达80%的混合气来操作发动机非常方便,避免了更高的燃油消耗和后处理系统废气对废气的更高污染负荷,尤其是在低温和rpm时。在现实世界的测试中,达到了85%的平均替代率,在高速稳态条件下实现了接近100%的超生物燃料,而对颗粒物排放没有负面影响。对于两种燃料,发现排气中的绝大多数颗粒质量(60-80%)在小于2.5μm的尺寸份额内,因此处于可吸入范围内。与使用混合燃料的等效行程相比,PD产生的这些细颗粒中的颗粒浓度约为其两倍。热重分析表明,PD产生了更高浓度的黑碳(烟灰),而Ultra Biofuel将更多的有机碳混入颗粒中。测试表明,使用有效的燃料替代策略时,超生物燃料有可能减少生命周期内的二氧化碳和可吸入颗粒物排放,从而带来潜在的气候和空气质量效益。

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