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Analysis of Emission and Power Using Acetylene Gas in SI Engine

  • Paper ID 382
  • Volume 3, Issue 3
  • Pages 133-136
  • Published Online: May-June 2022
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Authors

  • Vijay Anand A1
  • Sanjay R2
  • Navan Prasad P3
  • Chandravikram B4
  • N. Srilakshmanan5

12345Mechanical Department, SNS College of engineering, Tamilnadu, India.

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May-June 2022
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133-136
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Abstract: Studies uncover that Acetylene gas created from calcium carbide (CaC2) is inexhaustible in nature and displays comparable properties to those of hydrogen. A trial examination has been completed on a solitary chamber, Spark start (SI) motor tried with unadulterated petroleum and petroleum Acetylene double fuel mode with diethyl ether as oxygenated added substance. Tests were led to review the execution attributes of petroleum motor in double fuel mode by suctioning Acetylene gas in the channel complex, with petroleum diethyl ether mixes as a start source. Fixed amount of Acetylene gas was suctioned and Blend of diethyl ether with petroleum was taken and afterward readings were taken at different burdens. From the definite review it has been reasoned that the acetylene gas give gives less discharge than petroleum. Double fuel activity alongside expansion of diethyl ether brought about higher warm productivity when contrasted with flawless petroleum activity. Acetylene desire diminishes smoke and exhaust temperature.

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