WO2017216171A1 - Mixture for supplying a boiler or a diesel engine, comprising diesel fuel or heating oil and esters and alkanes from the transformation of biomass - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a mixture based on liquid fuel for a boiler or diesel engine fuel, comprising particular compounds which make it possible to reduce the emissions of particles and nitrogen oxide from boilers and diesel engines during their operation.
- Diesel engines are efficient engines from the point of view of the fight against the greenhouse effect since, at equivalent power, they emit about 20% less greenhouse gas emissions than gasoline engines. Nevertheless, they are more and more criticized because of certain emissions harmful for the man, in particular the emissions of particles and oxides of nitrogen. In some large cities, or even entire regions, air pollution from these emissions is a major problem.
- Particulate and nitrous oxide emissions from diesel engines are regulated in many countries. This is particularly the case in Europe where the limits set by the regulations are more and more stringent (today Euro6 standards). This is also the case in other large countries, particularly the United States, but with very low limits in some states such as those set by the California Air Resources Board.
- Particles are the subject of two categories of measures:
- the particles are of different sizes.
- Four categories of fine particles are generally distinguished: PMio with a diameter of less than 10 ⁇ , PM2.5 with a diameter of less than 2.5 ⁇ , ultrafine particles with a diameter of less than 0.1 ⁇ and nanoparticles, characterized by a diameter less than 50 nm.
- Diesel engines have made remarkable progress over the last 30 years thanks to the improvement of fuel quality (reduction of sulfur content), combustion (optimization of injection systems) and exhaust gas treatment processes (exhaust gas recirculation, catalytic oxidation systems and particulate filters). But despite a reduction of about 98% in the order of thirty years of particulate emissions on new engines, the problem of particles remains considered serious enough that some cities come to want to ban Diesel vehicles in the city. This is due in particular to the fact that Diesel vehicles are kept for many years (8 to 10 years for private vehicles and often more than 15 years for coaches and trucks).
- the objective of the present invention is to respond to these problems and in particular to provide an effective, simple and economical solution for reducing emissions from diesel engines and liquid fuel boilers.
- the invention proposes to incorporate in the diesel engine fuel or in the boiler fuel, together one or more esters and one or more specific alkanes, in addition to those that could already be present in the fuel or fuel .
- biofuels particularly alkanes from biomass
- vegetable oils or hydrotreated animal fats treated with hydrogen to remove oxygen atoms
- carbon or products of the type BTL Biomass to Liquid
- Other solutions are developed, still experimental, such as hydrotreated pyrolysis oils and alkanes that can be obtained by anaerobic fermentation of biomass followed by Kolbe electrolysis (patent application WO2014170603).
- hydrocarbons are interesting because they generally have a high cetane number which favors a reduction of NOx emissions. Their effect on particles, however, remains limited.
- esters from the anaerobic fermentation of biomass in gasoline, gas oil or kerosene (patent FR 2757539A1, Duley-Kaplan, use of esters as fuels or fuels).
- the present invention is specifically aimed at incorporating into fuels for diesel engines or liquid fuels for a boiler chosen from diesel and heating oil:
- At least one biosourced ester with a chain length of between 8 and 14 carbon atoms at least one biosourced ester with a chain length of between 8 and 14 carbon atoms
- ester (s) having a chain length of between 8 and 14 carbon atoms incorporated in the fuel or fuel representing between 1% and 80% by volume of said mixture and the alkane or alkanes of chain length included between 8 and 14 carbon atoms incorporated in the fuel or fuel representing between 1 and 80% by volume of said mixture.
- biosourced within the meaning of the invention means products derived from biomass, ie agricultural or forestry plants or organic waste.
- biosourced esters and alkanes can be distinguished from petroleum-based esters and alkanes present in a mixture thanks to a dating that relies on the mass spectrometer measurement of the C14 isotope proportion on the whole. carbon of the molecule.
- Fossil products have a lower C14 content than products resulting from more recent photosynthesis.
- esters will reduce the emissions of particles, it is important according to the invention to add alkanes of chain length of between 8 and 14 carbon atoms in addition to those already present in the fuel or fuel, because this avoids an increase in the emission of nitrogen oxide.
- the mixture according to the invention is a liquid mixture which has a variable composition.
- a mixture makes it possible to reduce particulate emissions and nitrogen oxide emissions during operation of boilers or diesel engines, without any degradation of other emissions (nitrogen monoxide CO, HC unburned hydrocarbons, etc.).
- the invention makes it possible to ensure that the mixture meets all specifications of fuels and liquid fuels, including those that are the most difficult to meet, namely the flash point must be above 55 ° C and the calculated cetane number which must be greater than 46.
- the mixture according to the invention makes it possible to retain the characteristics of the fuel for a diesel engine and of the liquid fuel for a boiler, such as, for example, the cold strength, the viscosity etc.
- esters and / or alkanes used can in particular be biobased, that is to say be biofuels from agricultural or forestry biomass or organic waste, which then also has an advantage in combating the effect of tight.
- the invention therefore relates to a mixture for supplying a boiler or a diesel engine, comprising:
- the ester (s) of chain length of between 8 and 14 carbon atoms incorporated in the mixture may be chosen from all esters of this size. It may be preferentially ethyl hexanoate (C8), butyl butyrate (C8), butyl valerate (C9), butyl hexanoate (C12) and / or butyl caprylate (C14). Preferentially, it is not a question of esters of higher fatty alcohols, that is to say alcohols obtained from the fatty acids of vegetable oils which have been reduced for example by hydrogenation and associated with a short acid such as formic acid or acetic acid.
- the alkane (s) with a chain length of between 8 and 14 carbon atoms incorporated in the mixture may be chosen from any alkane of this size (connected or unconnected). It may be preferentially decane, dodecane and tetradecane.
- the specifically selected esters having a chain length of between 8 and 14 carbon atoms advantageously make it possible to continue to comply with all current specifications for diesel fuels and boiler fuels, including at a rate of incorporation. between 1 and 8%, except the maximum level of esters since the esters thus produced are not methyl esters of fatty acids complying with the standard EN14214.
- the invention is a mixture as described above wherein the ester (s) chain length of between 8 and 14 carbon atoms represent between 1% and 8% by volume of said mixture. This mixture can be distributed as an unmarked fuel in all dispensing pumps.
- esters used according to the invention can also be used at higher levels.
- the invention relates to a mixture as described above in which the ester (s) of chain length of between 8 and 14 carbon atoms incorporated represent between 8% and 80% by volume of said mixture which will be distributed either as an unmarked fuel if it is approved for this purpose or as a fuel for captive transport fleets.
- the ester (s) with a chain length of between 8 and 14 carbon atoms present in the mixture are esters of biobased origin obtained from volatile fatty acids resulting from the anaerobic fermentation of biomass, and esterification with an alcohol.
- alkane or alkanes of chain length of between 8 and 14 incorporated carbon atoms present in the mixture are alkanes obtained by electrolysis of Kolbe volatile fatty acids resulting from the anaerobic fermentation of the biomass as described in application WO2014170603 or from biomass by gasification and Fischer Tropsch synthesis.
- the mixture according to the invention in addition to the fuel or fuel, esters and alkanes of specific chain lengths, may optionally contain at least one additional additive to improve the cetane number and / or enhance the reduction of particulate emissions. and / or reduce the emissions of nitrogen oxides by the boiler or the diesel engine during its operation. It may be for example tetranitromethane. Other additives may be added to enhance other functionality of the mixture such as cold strength, viscosity, etc.
- the mixture according to the invention can be obtained by conventional techniques of the art. Preferably, it is obtained by simply mixing the constituents in the same tank or by mixing two streams in the same pipe. In most countries such a mixture will have to be under the control of the Customs Service.
- the invention is specifically directed to a method for manufacturing a mixture according to the invention as described above, which consists of incorporating into at least one liquid fuel for a boiler or a diesel engine fuel chosen from diesel fuel or domestic fuel oil:
- ester (s) of chain length of between 8 and 14 carbon atoms incorporated represent between 1% and 80% by volume of said mixture and in that the alkane or alkanes of chain length between 8 and 14 carbon atoms incorporated represent between 1 and 80% by volume of said mixture.
- the mixture is produced at a temperature of between 10 and 50 ° C. in a stirred tank or in an apparatus in which the various components mix by crossing the streams.
- the mixture according to the invention allows a very significant reduction of particulate emissions without there being any degradation.
- other emissions in particular nitrogen oxide and other emissions such as CO, HC, etc.
- the rate of reduction of the particles in mass and in number is of the order of double the rate of incorporation (30 to 40% for 20% 60 to 80% incorporation for 40% incorporation, 80 to 90% for 50% incorporation), which is a considerable asset for reducing particulate emissions in cities.
- the reduction being parallel for the mass and the number of particles, this process does not favor the finest particles which are the most dangerous.
- the invention therefore specifically relates to the use for supplying a boiler or a diesel engine, of a mixture comprising:
- ester (s) with a chain length of between 8 and 14 carbon atoms incorporated representing between 1% and 80% by volume of said mixture and the alkane (s) with a chain length of between 8 and 14 carbon atoms; incorporated carbon (s) representing between 1 and 80% by volume of said mixture.
- the invention aims to use the mixture in a boiler or a diesel engine to reduce particulate emissions and / or reduce nitrogen oxide emissions during operation.
- the invention also makes it possible to improve the cetane number of the fuel.
- the mixture according to the invention can be used in any liquid fuel boiler and in any diesel engine, in particular in a fixed diesel engine or a diesel engine installed on transport vehicles or boats or construction machinery or agricultural machinery. or small household gear such as lawn mowers or tillers.
- At least one additive may be added in the boiler and / or the engine, an additive capable of improving the cetane number and / or enhancing the reduction of particulate emissions and / or reducing the emissions of nitrogen oxides by the boiler or the diesel engine during its operation, and / or at least one additive capable of improving other functionality of the mixture such as cold resistance, viscosity, etc.
- composition of the various mixtures tested is described in the table (Examples 1 to 5 with different loading rates which represent the number of revolutions per minute of the engine compared to the nominal number of revolutions). These mixtures are obtained by simply mixing the components in cans with manual stirring.
- the measurements are carried out at the exhaust by a Horiba 9100 (CO, C02, 02, HC and NOx) berry and a PPS PEGASOR particle analyzer on a Renault brand car engine.
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