STUDY OF ENGINE PERFORMANCE ON GASOLINE AND BIOETHANOL-CONTAINING FUEL

Bioethanol and methanol obtained from the processing of organic waste and agricultural lands can compete with petroleum fuels used in internal combustion engines. The use of bioethanol and methanol as additives to petroleum fuels, in particular motor gasoline, requires thorough and in-depth research to obtain scientifically sound results. In some cases, bioethanol and methanol are used as additives to motor gasoline and diesel fuels. A number of research papers indicate the prospects of using biological fuels in internal combustion engines [4-9].