Investigation of diesel engine with the supply system type common rail supplied fuel F-34 and biofuel

Problems of the power supply in military vehicles grow with the growing number of vehicles in armies. Moreover, biocomponents additions which are added to the basic fuels change its properties. Therefore undertaking work to adopt engines to supply them with fuels coming from renewable sources is essential. The purpose of that research is indicating the influence of fuel feeding system on useful parameters and composition of exhaust exhaust gases of self-igniting engine Renault G9T with high pressure injection mechanism „Common Rail. The researches were conducted while the engine was supplied with six kind of the fuel: basic fuel which was diesel oil, aviation fuel coded NATO F-34, fuel mixtures: F-34 methyl esters of higher fatty acids from rapeseed oil. In the result, it can be stated that the achievements of the engine Renault G9T with high pressure injection system feed with F-34 fuel and mixtures have hanged partly. Conducted examination has showed the essential influence between the fuel and performance of Renault G7T engine with high-pressure injection system feed with F-34 fuel mixtures with methyl esters of higher fatty acids. The increase of EMKOR share in F-34 fuel caused the decrease of useful power, increase of fuel consumption and decrease of combustion smoke.