Ethanol Biofuel in Combustion Engines: From Production to Practical Applications delves deeply into the intricate processes involved in ethanol production and its utilization within various engine types. This book provides both theoretical insights and practical guidance, making it an essential resource for researchers, engineers, and policymakers striving to understand and implement biofuel technology effectively. Beyond production and combustion, the book explores the chemical reactions and kinetic models underpinning ethanol’s performance. It also examines its applications across spark ignition, compression ignition, and low-temperature combustion engines, emphasizing its versatility as a sustainable energy source.
- Provides comprehensive information on the production, toxicology, and uses of ethanol
- Covers the experimental combustion of ethanol in laboratory devices and real engines
- Delves into the unimolecular decomposition and H-abstraction reactions of ethanol, as well as detailed, comprehensive, and reduced kinetic models in shock tubes, reactors, and flames
- Contains practical applications, making the content relevant to a wide range of industries
