Abstract:

In this study, the effects of propanol-methanol mixture added to the untouched gas has been studied on emission parameters. In the experiments, a non-added mixture of gasoline B, a prophanol-methanol-benzine mixture P3M3 containing 3% prophanol and 3% methanol, and a prophanol-methanol-benzine mixture P5M5 containing 5% prophanol and 5% methanol, were used. Bensin and mixtures were tested with three different engines, 800, 1600 and 2400 watt, on a single-cylinder four-time buji-burning engine. The impact of fuel mixtures on carbon monoxide CO, carbon dioxide CO2, hydrocarbon HC, oxygen O2 and nitrogen oxide NOx emissions has been evaluated. When the results were evaluated, the increase in the propanol-methanol ratio in the gasoline was found to result in a significant decrease in CO and HC emissions. However, an increase in the propanol-methanol rate has led to an increase in the O2 value in the emission gas content. The use of propanol-methanol mixture in gasoline has not been observed to lead to a significant change in NOx and CO2 emissions.

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