Characterization Of Fuel Delivery System Components Immersed In Different Ratio Of Palm Oil Blended With Diesel

Hassan, Syalman (2019) Characterization Of Fuel Delivery System Components Immersed In Different Ratio Of Palm Oil Blended With Diesel. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Due to high demands of diesel todays either for transportation or industry, a lot of study conducted as the pure diesel that extract from the fossil fuel is very harmful to environment and to us living things. Besides, the source of fossil nowadays is limited and one day the fossil fuel will not be found in the earth. Therefore, the alternative fuel is study and investigated to replace the pure diesel such biodiesel that extract from plant. One of the possible biodiesels and Malaysia have many sources of it is Palm Biodiesel. Compare to pure diesel, the exhaust gasses produce from combustion of biodiesel is low in harmful gases such Sulphur dioxide. Malaysia Palm Oil Berhad (MPOB) give a grant to Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka (UTeM) to perform a study of biodiesel effect on the existing car. One of the proposed study is the degradation of elastomer towards exposure to current implemented biodiesel (B10) and the new blend biodiesel (B30). Therefore, the degradation of elastomer in terms of mass change and mechanical properties such tensile test is perform. The testing is following ASTM D471 for soaking test and mass test. As for tensile test is following ASTM D412

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