Investigation of pollution from moringa oil methyl ester (MOME) with high ethanol mixes into internal combustion engines

Abstract

Ethanol's significant cetane value plus total energy make it a good replacement fuel in conventional internal combustion engines. A thorough examination of ethanolas that of an additive into internal combustion engines is required. Throughout this experiment, pure moringa oil methyl esteris mixed with varying amounts of ethanolin a stationary diesel engine to examine overall pollution attributes. Traditional esterification has been employed to synthesize moringa oil methyl ester. The primary goal of this research would be to lower the different pollutants exempted from moringa biofuelby adding ethanol. By adding ethanolin various amounts, the above research demonstrates a substantial decrease throughout all pollutants correlated to moringa oil methyl ester.