ANALYSIS OF LUBRICANT OIL DEGRADATION AND SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL FOR CI ENGINE USING BLEND FUELS
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https://doi.org/10.11113/jurnalteknologi.v86.19756Keywords:
Diesel Engine, Emulsion Fuel, Viscosity, Wear Debris, Sound Pressure LevelAbstract
Long-term engine running has been the subject of extensive research on the deterioration of engine oil. In contrast, it is not fully clear what effect synthetic and biofuels will have. Modern engines, traditional fuels and lubricants should be used to provide a research basis for characterizing novel fuel-related phenomena in engines. This study makes an effort to characterize how lubricating engine oil behaves over the course of its service life using data on friction and wear. Every 20 hours, oil samples from the engine were obtained to evaluate its chemical makeup. On a reciprocating test rig, friction and wear measurements were taken. Kinematic viscosity, density, and wear metals such as cadmium (Cd), cobalt (Co), and lead (Pb) were measured for the lubricant oil analysis. In general, n-pentanol aids in the reduction of engine wear debris, contamination, and lubricating oil oxidation. According to the findings of this study, a D60WCO20Pe15 ternary combination can be used in a diesel engine without any alteration. The sound pressure level (SPL) increased by 7.8 dB at engine speed of 1300 RPM in the case of the DF95WCO5. However, when compared to base line, the average SPL of D60WCO20Pe15 ternary blend was 4.3 dB lower.
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