Liquid fuel applying to various combustion systems with high heating value, high volatile, low pollution and low price
AssigneesHong-Lin Chen, Elaine Ling
InventorHong-Lin Chen
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a liquid fuel blended by dissolving crude pentane into the heavy oil with different proportions, and applied to different combustion system respectively; the fuel thus formed is easily dissolved, volatilized, atomized and vaporized into fine vapor articles, so it will burn completely to not only increase the heat value but also reduce the pollution without producing the dense smoke like common heavy oil combustion furnace. In addition, alkanes with low price, low octane value and high volatility substitute or blend with the crude pentane to become a liquid fuel having suitable initial boiling point, viscosity and fluidity as well as low price and low pollution, which is much better than common diesel oil.
Claims6
A liquid fuel with high heat value, high volatility, low pollution and low price suitable for all kinds of combustion systems including diesel engine combustion systems, comprising biological grease or its derivatives dissolved into an alkane mixture, wherein the alkane mixture consists of one normal isomer of C6 to C12 alkanes and one or more alkanes selected from the group consisting of iso-isomers of C6 to C12 alkanes and cyclo-isomers of C6 to C12 alkanes, after second occurrence without any addition of petroleum diesel or biodiesel, and after being dissolved into the alkane mixture, the biological grease or its derivatives has a higher volatility and a lower viscosity, which makes the fuel easily dissolved and dispersed, and results in fine vapor particles through volatilization, atomization and vaporization, thus it will burn completely not only to increase the heat value, but also eliminate pollution;
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- wherein the range of the alkane mixture and biological grease or its derivatives is:
- alkane mixture 90%˜10% biological grease or its derivatives 10%˜90%.
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