Investigation of plastic Pyrolysis oil performance on CI engine blended with magnesium oxide nanoparticle using Taguchi method

Abstract

The plastic has been degraded for more than four hundred years. Only fewer than 10 per cent are physically reprocessed and about 12 per cent can be lost, while the remaining 75 per cent inhabit land and oceans. One of the ways of recycling is to use the resources by turning it into petrol. Enable energy to be extracted from the processing of used plastics by means of catalytic pyrolysis. The plastic oil output of a single-cylinder diesel engine was investigated in this article. The effect parameters such as engine load, injection pressure and plastic oil and magnesium oxide blend ratio are calibrated and defined using the Taguchi process. The L9 orthogonal array was developed using the incremental ratio of plastic pyrolysis oil (PPO) to the ratio of Magnesium oxide. The Taguchi process was evaluated with a S / N ratio of engine power, fuel consumption and emission characteristics.