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    Thermal Property Evaluation of Bio Lubricants in ATV
    (2018-08-03T10:35:18Z) Suresh, G.S; Srujan, Kumar.C; Shankar, S; S.Harsha Vardhan, Sai
    The project deals with the thermal property evaluation of various grades of bio lubricants used in All Terrain Vehicle(ATV). The lubricating oil of suitable grade is blended with various percentages of Palm seed oil. The obtained blend is then tested for thermal properties such as flash point, fire point, cloud point, pour point and viscosity. After the blending and testing of the bio-lubricant, the comparison among the various grades are prepared. The bio-lubricant oil is used in the All Terrain Vehicle (ATV). The study of emission characteristics is carried out to determine the composition of pollutants like NOx, CO, unburnt hydrocarbons in the exhaust. The results are compared with the emission characteristics of a regular lubricant. The project provides the detailed analysis on the reduction on emission levels and increased lubrication property in the ATV which in turn provides better efficiency.

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