Exhaust emission analysis on engine using biodiesel produced from broiler slaughter waste

In this work, exhaust gas emission analysis was conducted for standard diesel, pure biodiesel, diesel (90%)+biodiesel (10%)-B10, diesel(80%)+biodiesel(20%)-B20, diesel(70%)+biodiesel(30%)-B30. Here the biodiesel used is produced from the broiler chicken waste. Experiments are carried out using single-cylinder, 4-stroke, direct injected, water-cooled diesel engine at five loads between no load and a full load of 1500 rpm. Emission characteristics of the engine fueled with biodiesel and its blends with diesel were compared to standard diesel fuel as the baseline fuel. Overall, biodiesel blends, as compared to diesel, reduce NO, CO, CO2 and HC emissions, at full loads. It is also shown that biodiesel and its blends having less EGT than diesel fuels