G. Wcisło, B. Pracuch, P. Łagowski, D. Kurczyński, A. Leśniak, V. Tomyuk
G. Wcisło, N. Labak
G. Wcisło
G. Wcisło, B. Pracuch, P. Łagowski, D. Kurczyński, A. Leśniak, V. Tomyuk
Abstract. The aim of the study was to compare the impact of dynamic viscosity of two biofuels. One was a mixture of 50% (m / m) SBME and 50% (m / m) RME of own production. The mixture was conventionally called FAME. The second biofuel was commercial RME from a gas station.
Dynamic viscosity as a function of temperature from -20 to 50oC was tested. The main device used at the measuring stand was ReolabQC rheometer manufactured by a German Anton Paar GmbH company. Dynamic viscosity especially grew rapidly after cooling biofuels to temperatures below -5°C. Dynamic viscosity FAME biofuels produced from pure vegetable oil (soybean oil and rapeseed oil) in a temperature range of 50 to -20°C has a value of c.a. 9 to 53[mPa∙s]. Dynamic viscosity of Biofuel FAME produced from mixtures of vegetable oils it was on average lower by about 1 to 8 [mPa∙s] of RME shopping from a gas station.
Keywords: Biodiesel, FAME – Fatty Acid Methyl Esters, RME – Rapeseed Methyl Esters, diesel engine, dynamic viscosity, shearing rate, biofuel mixture
G. Wcisło, B. Pracuch, P. Łagowski, D. Kurczyński, A. Leśniak, V. Tomyuk
G. Wcisło, N. Labak
G. Wcisło