Review Article
Utilization of Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials in Biodiesel Production and Property Enhancement
Table 4
Effects of nanoadditives in diesel/biodiesel mixed fuel.
| Nanoparticle | Diesel blend with | Main effects increase(s) (↑) and decrease(s) (↓) | Ref. | BTE (%) | BSFC (%) | HC (%) | CO (%) | NOx (%) |
| ZnO | Soyabean biodiesel | ↑23.2 | ↓26.66 | ↓32.24 | ↓28.21 | ↓21.66 | [77] | Al2O3 | Jatropha biodiesel | ↑7.8 | ↓4.93 | ↓5.69 | ↓11.24 | ↓9.39 | [78] | Graphene oxide | Dairy scum oil | ↑11.56 | ↓8.34 | ↓21.68 | ↓38.62 | ↓5.62 | [79] | GNPs | Palm oil | ↑22.80 | ↓5.05 | ↓25 | ↓4.41 | ↑3.65 | [80] | NiO | Neem oil | ↑2.9 | ↓1.8 | – | – | ↓6.2 | [81] | CNTs | Cooking oil | ↑8.12 | ↓7.12 | ↓ | ↓ | ↑ | [82] | CeO2–MWCNT | Waste cooking oil | – | 4.50 | ↓71.40 | ↓38.8 | ↓18.90 | [83] | CuO | Pongamia | ↑4.01 | ↓1.0 | – | – | ↓9.8 | [84] |
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