Summary Report of the Project to Study and Test the Use of Gasohol E85 in the Combustion Chamber of Small Agricultural Engines and Motorcycles

(Project implemented in B.E. 2556) Gasohol fuels come in various types depending on the amount of ethanol blended, such as Gasohol E10, E20, and E85. However, due to the different compositions of these fuels, they have varying impacts on engine performance, engine parts in contact with the fuel, and pollution generation affecting air quality. To ensure that the government's policy of promoting the use of biofuels in the agricultural sector and motorcycles is effective and sustainable, it is necessary to assess the physical changes in materials and air quality affected by engines using various biofuels, to obtain appropriate and reliable data for consideration in determining measures to prevent, control, and solve air pollution problems from engines in the future. The government has a policy to promote users of gasoline-powered engines to switch to fuels with higher ethanol blends. In the past, many automobile manufacturers have responded well to this policy and have produced new car models since 2551 that can use gasohol. However, for agricultural machinery such as chemical sprayers, water pumps, lawn mowers, seed planters, as well as motorcycles, to ensure that the government's policy of promoting the use of biofuels in the agricultural sector and motorcycle usage is effective and sustainable, it is necessary to study the use of gasohol in various proportions, at least up to Gasohol E85, in agricultural engines and motorcycles to study the feasibility of their use and whether problems arise when used.

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ประเทศ

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Updated:

28/08/2024

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