FIELD EVALUATION OF SUNFLOWER OIL/DIESEL FUEL BLENDS IN DIESEL ENGINES.

Thomas J. German; Kenton R. Kaufman; George L. Pratt; John Derry

FIELD EVALUATION OF SUNFLOWER OIL/DIESEL FUEL BLENDS IN DIESEL ENGINES.

Thomas J. German, Kenton R. Kaufman, George L. Pratt, John Derry

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Six tractors were fueled with sunflower oil/diesel fuel blends for an average of 1300 hours of field service. The most carbon deposits were found in engines fueled with a 50/50 sunflower oil/diesel fuel blend. Less carbon was found in engines using a 25/75 sunflower oil/diesel fuel blend. All test engines had more carbon accumulation than normally seen with diesel fuel operation.

Original language	English (US)
Journal	Paper - American Society of Agricultural Engineers
State	Published - 1985

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FIELD EVALUATION OF SUNFLOWER OIL/DIESEL FUEL BLENDS IN DIESEL ENGINES.

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