Journal
ENERGY
Volume 209, Issue -, Pages -Publisher
PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2020.118436
Keywords
Hydrogen; Bioethanol; Pollutant emissions; Cold-start; Well-to-wheel GHG emissions; FTP-75 transient cycle
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- National Science Council and Environmental Protection Administration in Taiwan [NSC102-EPA-F-009-001]
- Ministry of Science and Technology [106-2917-I-110 -001]
- General Optics Corporation
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With the depletion of oil and natural reserves, gasoline-bioethanol blend has been considered as one of the finest alternative fuels. However, the fuel blend can also lead to higher fuel consumption as a result of adverse influence. Hydrogen as fuel additive contains many benefits in comparison to other petroleum since it promotes oxidation and decreases pollutant compounds during the combustion process. Therefore, this study aims to investigate the effect of pollutant emissions, fuel consumption and well-to-wheel GHG emissions from a vehicle operating with gasoline-bioethanol blend (E3, E6 and E10), and hydrogen produced (0.6 LPM) on-board under cold start and FTP-75 transient cycle. The results show that hydrogen addition fueled with gasoline-bioethanol blend (E6 and E10) improves diffusion speed and homogeneous mixing, benefiting the complete combustion of fuel-air mixture. The significant reduction of CO, HC and NOx could be found under cold start and FTP-75. The reduction of 0.096,1.19 and 1.10% on fuel consumption were obtained for E3, E6 and E10 with hydrogen addition. From the environmental point of view, the E10 with and without hydrogen addition appears to be agreeable since the outcome of well-to-wheel GHG emissions account for significant reduction in comparison with the base fuel (G0). (C) 2020 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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