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Numeric methodology for determining the volumetric consumption of hydrated ethanol in flex-fuel vehicles
(2015-01-01)
The beginning of the manufacturing of the flex fuel vehicles in 2003, gave a new dynamic to fuel demand in Brazil. As the flex-fuel vehicles can be supplied with gasoline, hydrated ethanol or the mixture of the both in any ...
Evaluation of water amount in hydrated ethanol fuel by gamma-ray attenuation technique
(2011-09-09)
In this work, is presented an alternative and non conventional technique for evaluate the water amount present in the hydrated ethanol used as automotive fuel. The standard technique used in this kind of measure is the use ...
Thermodynamic analysis of direct steam reforming of ethanol in molten carbonate fuel cell
(2005-12-01)
Fuel cell as MCFC (molten carbonate fuel cell) operate at high temperatures, and due to this issue, cogeneration processes may be performed, sending heat for own process or other purposes as steam generation in an industry. ...
Ethanol fuel analysis by time-domain reflectometry
(Rio de Janeiro, 2014-03-24)
The technique of Time Domain Reflectometry
(TDR) is applied for qualifying ethanol adulterated with water
and / or methanol. We used the commercial TDR model VG400,
which was originally developed for determining soil ...
Flexible ethanol production: Energy from sugarcane bagasse might help the sustainability of biofuels
(2015-01-01)
The ethanol industry in Brazil is going through a period of stagnation, resulting in the reduction of ethanol supply. The ethanol for automotive purposes may be anhydrous, which is used as an anti-detonating additive to ...
Physical-chemical and thermodynamic analyses of steam reforming of ethanol to hydrogen production
(2005-12-01)
The steam reforming is one of most utilized process of hydrogen production because of its high production efficiencies and its technological maturity. The use of ethanol for this purpose is a interesting option because ...
Economical analysis of ethanol steam reformer for hydrogen production associated with a sugarcane industry
(2008-12-01)
An expressive amount of produced hydrogen is generated by customers in-situ such as petrochemical, fertilizer and sugarcane industries. However, the most utilized feedstock is natural gas, a non-renewable and fossil fuel. ...