Analysis shows variable burner designs impact flame temperature in stoves using used cooking oil, highlighting efficiency and health concerns.
Key Points
The maximum combustion temperature reached 531.62°C with a burner hole variation of 20, indicating significant performance differences.
Used oil had varied combustion temperatures from 518.37°C to 541.55°C depending on the burner hole size, emphasizing the complexity of combustion efficiency.
Evaluation of varying burner designs assessed their influence on flame temperature while using used cooking oil as fuel alternative.
Utilizing used cooking oil effectively may reduce environmental impacts but requires improved technologies for better efficiency.