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THE INFLUENCE OF ADDITIVE TO THE FUEL CONSUMPTION
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The reduction of fuel consumption in the engine was experimentally investigated in cogeneration system with the participation of 1:4000 vol. CeO2 concentrate (Bluediesel): diesel fuel. CeO2 concentrate purifies combustion chamber and after burns hydrocarbons which in turn affects lowering the fuel consumption. This work was carried out with the engine load at the level of 0-4000W and it shows that in the presence of the Bluediesel concentrate, fuel consumption is 5-7 wt. % lower than in case of diesel oil consumption without the concentrate. The applied fuel additives may not only affect the entire retort process, but also the ecological effect that translates into greenhouse gas emissions. The topic of adding performance additives has been raised many times, while adding additives with Ce compounds is a new direction. It has been noticed that the use of fuel additives can positively affect more efficient fuel consumption. The effect is more visible with older engines and in the initial stage of use when the exhaust system is cleaned.
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