Volume : 2, Issue : 5, MAY 2016

EXPERIMENTAL EMISSION ANALYSIS ON FOUR STROKE 2 CYLINDER DIESEL ENGINE USING FUEL ADDITIVE BLEND

Kamlesh. C. Patel, Narendra. M. Solanki

Abstract

Diesel engines are most responsible for environment pollution causes several health problems for human being. Five main pollutant of diesel emission includes Carbon monoxide(CO), Hydrocarbon(HC), Nitrogen oxides(NOx), Carbon dioxide(CO2) and particulate matter. Several researchers attempted to reduce diesel emission pollutants by pre-combustion and after exhaust treatment. In this study author tried to explain effect of emission pollutant and method to control diesel emission content by blending additives with diesel.

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