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This study discusses performance and exhaust emission of the vehicle fueled with low content chlorella algae oil (property of the algae oil is similar to the property of diesel) blend with pure diesel in CI engine. The vehicle tests were performed at wide open throttle and at constant speed. The result obtained with the use of chlorella algae oil-diesel blend B10, B20, B30 and also tested emission such as oxides of carbon, hydro carbon, nitrogen oxide and smoke. We have done chlorella algae as the alternative fuel to reduce the consumption of diesel in CI engine.
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