در اسة خليط الزيت والبنزين في محركات الباجاج( الركشة)

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Abstract This study aims to determine the correct ratio of the mixture of oil with gasoline in Bajaj engines and to indicate the importance of using this ratio in the engine in order to obtain the highest performance of the engine and protect the environment from pollution. Through this research and through many experiments on the Bajaj engine, it was concluded that the correct and appropriate ratio of the fuel mixture in the Bajaj engine is (2%) in the winter season, (3%) in the summer. Since high temperatures in summer, exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, evaporate the mixture at a higher rate than in winter. It has been observed that these percentages (ie 2% in winter or 3% in summer) bring the engine to its maximum speed in the shortest period of time with a constant load in all the tests conducted on the rickshaw. That is, it gives a higher acceleration to the vehicle, and it significantly reduces carbon deposition in the combustion chamber, and thus reduces the possibility of carbon descent into the cylinder, which prevents scratches in the cylinder. The use of these percentages reduces the accumulation of burnt oil and carbon in the exhaust pipe, which leads to increased pressure and does not allow the exhaust to escape, which usually requires cleaning the exhaust at least once a month or changing it. In addition, it leads to reducing environmental pollution to a minimum, that is, it greatly reduces the emissions of unburned hydrocarbons (fresh), carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide.
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