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An assessment of fossil fuel energy use and CO2 emissions from farm field operations using a regional level crop and land use database for Canada

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2010

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Dyer, J.A., Kulshreshtha, S.N., McConkey, B.G., and Desjardins, R.L., 2010, An assessment of fossil fuel energy use and CO2 emissions from farm field operations using a regional level crop and land use database for Canada: Energy, v. 35, iss. 5, p. 2261-2269.

Summary

Biomass based oxygenated fuels have been identified as possible replacement of fossil fuel due to pollutant emission reduction and decrease in over-reliance on fossil fuel energy. In this study, 4 v% water-containing ethanol was mixed with (65–90%) diesel using (5–30%) biodiesel (BD) and 1 v% butanol as stabilizer and co-solvent respectively. The fuels were tested against those of biodiesel–diesel fuel blends to investigate the effect of addition of water-containing ethanol for their energy efficiencies and pollutant emissions in a diesel-fueled engine generator. Experimental results indicated that the fuel blend mix containing 4 v% of water-containing ethanol, 1 v% butanol and 5–30 v% of biodiesel yielded stable blends after 30 days [...]

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ISSN WECC 03605442

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