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ADVANCED INTERNAL COMBUSTION DIESEL ENGINE USING OXYGEN ENRICHED AND NITROGEN ENRICHED AIR STREAMS VENKADESH.K, VIGNESH.V, RAMESH ARAVINTH.G B.E.MECHANICALENGINEERING E.G.S.PILLAYENGINEERING COLLEGE NAGAPATTINAM, TAMILNADU, INDIA Abstract; Today a lot of minds are concerned with designing efficient systems with energy conservative measures. In the present diesel engines air is the main ingredient for combustion process. But it requires higher fuel rate for producing more power and it produces the primary pollutants which are undesirable to the environment. As a remedy to these conventional problems, we use “A method and apparatus for reducing the emissions and improving the performance of a diesel engine”. In this an input air stream is separated into an oxygen-enriched air stream and a nitrogen-enriched air stream. The oxygen-enriched air is first sent into the combustion chamber for the complete combustion, which results in increase in fuel consumption and the power. After a predefined time delay, a volume of nitrogen-enriched air is provided from the holding chamber to the combustion chamber to be used during the rest of the combustion process, which results in the decrease of NO X emissions and eliminating the problem of engine overheating. INTRODUCTION: The purpose of an internal combustion engine is to convert the chemical energy of the fuel into the mechanical energy of motion using a process of combustion with air as the main ingredient. The air consists of 77% of Nitrogen, 22% of Oxygen and 1% of other gases. However during the combustion process only 22% of O 2 will undergo complete combustion. The remaining nitrogen and other gases will be sent out as emissions which include a number of pollutants whose presence are undesirable in the environment. In this method the atmospheric air is separated into oxygen-enriched air and nitrogen-enriched air with the help of a membrane. By the introduction of oxygen-enriched air (28% to30%) there is a reduction in emission of primary pollutants, as well as increased fuel efficiency and engine power .Then by the introduction of nitrogen-enriched air into the combustion chamber after the start of combustion provides for a reduction in the formation of NOx, while reducing or eliminating the problem of engine overheating caused by oxygen-enrichment of intake air suspected carcinogens. In comparison to gasoline engines, diesel engines have particularly high concentrations of nitrogen oxides and particulate matter contained in their emissions. Membrane for the separation of air into nitrogen and oxygen elements Proceedings of International Conference on Developments in Engineering Research ©IAETSD 2015: ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ISBN: 978 - 15084725 - 51 www.iaetsd.in Date: 15.2.2015 7

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  • ADVANCED INTERNAL COMBUSTION DIESEL ENGINE USING OXYGEN ENRICHED AND NITROGEN ENRICHED AIR STREAMS

    VENKADESH.K, VIGNESH.V, RAMESH ARAVINTH.G

    B.E.MECHANICALENGINEERING E.G.S.PILLAYENGINEERING COLLEGE

    NAGAPATTINAM, TAMILNADU, INDIA

    Abstract;

    Today a lot of minds are concerned with designing efficient systems with energy conservative measures. In the present

    diesel engines air is the main ingredient for combustion process. But it requires higher fuel rate for producing more power

    and it produces the primary pollutants which are undesirable to the environment. As a remedy to these conventional

    problems, we use A method and apparatus for reducing the emissions and improving the performance of a diesel

    engine. In this an input air stream is separated into an oxygen-enriched air stream and a nitrogen-enriched air stream.

    The oxygen-enriched air is first sent into the combustion chamber for the complete combustion, which results in increase

    in fuel consumption and the power. After a predefined time delay, a volume of nitrogen-enriched air is provided from the

    holding chamber to the combustion chamber to be used during the rest of the combustion process, which results in the

    decrease of NOX emissions and eliminating the problem of engine overheating.

    INTRODUCTION:

    The purpose of an internal combustion engine is to convert the chemical energy of the fuel into the mechanical energy of

    motion using a process of combustion with air as the main ingredient. The air consists of 77% of Nitrogen, 22% of

    Oxygen and 1% of other gases. However during the combustion process only 22% of O2 will undergo complete

    combustion. The remaining nitrogen and other gases will be sent out as emissions which include a number of pollutants

    whose presence are undesirable in the environment. In this method the atmospheric air is separated into oxygen-enriched

    air and nitrogen-enriched air with the help of a membrane. By the introduction of oxygen-enriched air (28% to30%) there

    is a reduction in emission of primary pollutants, as well as increased fuel efficiency and engine power .Then by the

    introduction of nitrogen-enriched air into the combustion chamber after the start of combustion provides for a reduction in

    the formation of NOx, while reducing or eliminating the problem of engine overheating caused by oxygen-enrichment of

    intake air suspected carcinogens. In comparison to gasoline engines, diesel engines have particularly high concentrations

    of nitrogen oxides and particulate matter contained in their emissions.

    Membrane for the separation of air into nitrogen and oxygen elements

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  • This is a membrane that functions to separate the air that is directed into it into oxygen-enriched air stream and nitrogen-

    enriched air stream. The membrane contains an inner membrane material which through a process of selective permeation

    or solution-diffusion separates the air into an oxygen-enriched air stream and a nitrogen-enriched air stream. This process

    can be accomplished due to the fact that oxygen has a higher solubility through the inner membrane material than that of

    nitrogen. Typically, the membrane material is composed of a bundle of hollow polymer fibers which selectively allow

    oxygen molecules to diffuse through the membrane wall while allowing nitrogen molecules to pass through the hollow

    fibers without being absorbed.

    During operation, an air stream is directed into the membrane through an air input port. Oxygen-enriched air is extracted

    from the membrane through an oxygen-enriched air output port at a negative pressure relative to that of the air at the air

    input port. Nitrogen-enriched air is extracted from the membrane through a nitrogen-enriched air output port at a high

    pressure relative to that of the oxygen-enriched air. The desired high pressure of the input air stream can be achieved by

    compressing, by various methods. The purity of the nitrogen-enhanced air stream can be adjusted according to the flow

    rate, pressure, and temperature of the air stream fed into the membrane.

    Apparatus for the separation of air into nitrogen-enriched air streams and oxygen-enriched air streams for use in

    an I.C Engine

    This is an apparatus for the separation of air into nitrogen-enriched air streams and oxygen-enriched air streams for use in

    an internal combustion engine. An input air stream is directed into the air input port of the membrane which separates the

    air into an oxygen-enriched air stream which is outputted through an oxygen-enriched air output port and a nitrogen-

    enriched air stream which is outputted through a nitrogen-enriched air output port. The oxygen-enriched air stream is at a

    negative pressure relative to the pressure of the nitrogen-enriched air stream. In an example of the present invention, the

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  • oxygen-enriched air stream is at a negative pressure of 48 cm, and the nitrogen-enriched air stream is at a pressure of

    5bar. The oxygen-enriched air from the oxygen-enriched air output port is directed into a combustion chamber of an

    internal combustion engine such as a diesel or gasoline engine, and the nitrogen-enriched air is directed from the nitrogen-

    enriched air output port into a holding chamber. A compressor or blower such as a turbocharger or supercharger may be

    used to increase the pressure of the input air stream before it is directed into the air input port in order to allow the

    membrane to more efficiently separate the oxygen and nitrogen elements of the air.

    WORKING PRINCIPLES:

    After the introduction of the oxygen-enriched air into the combustion chamber, combustion process using the oxygen-

    enriched air and combustible fuel is initiated. The introduction of the oxygen-enriched air into the combustion chamber

    allows for more complete combustion, produces more engine power, and increases fuel efficiency. In addition, the amount

    of particulate matter, carbon dioxide, and hydrocarbons present in the engine emissions is significantly reduced.

    The introduction of nitrogen also provides for the added benefit of cooling the combustion chamber, which produces more

    engine power per volume of fuel and prevents overheating of the engine. Control of the release of the nitrogen-enriched

    air from the holding chamber can be accomplished through a variety of means including injection nozzles, electronic

    valves, mechanical valves, pumps, etc. After the combustion process is complete, the exhaust emissions are expelled from

    the combustion chamber through an exhaust outlet.

    GRAPH:

    Graphs are drawn In accordance with diesel engines.

    RELATIVE BRAKE POWER Vs INTAKE AIR OXYGEN:

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  • RELATIVE TOTAL PARTICULATE MATTER Vs INTAKE AIR OXYGEN:

    RELATIVE NOX Vs INTAKE AIR OXYGEN:

    REPRESENTATION

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  • ADVANTAGES:

    Our method plays an important role in global warming by reducing the primary pollutants such as CO2, CO, NOX and Particulate matter.

    It increases the fuel efficiency of the engines which is the main necessity for the automotive industries.

    The features of the technology can be improved so that it can be used for fuels which requires air as the main

    spontaneous reactant.

    Considering the BHP , it increases to a higher value which cannot be done by the addition of more amount of

    fuels of the same volume of air and fuel

    CONCLUSION: This approach is more advantageous and highly safety compared to the present technology. By

    considering the future global problems and decreasing of Crude oil from the earth our method plays an important role in

    its performance.

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