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National Historic Site at Sagamore Hill (Long Island, NY). BNL study under sponsorship from NYSERDA. B20 is being tested in three residential-sized boilers that heat the house and associated facilities. Click to enlarge image Researcher C.R. Krishna is conducting a field study at the historic home located in Sagamore Hill (Oyster Bay). These tanks currently store biodiesel that is used for space heating. Click to enlarge image C.R. Krishna is carefully monitoring the pressure and metering of the fuel delivery system that transfers a blend of bio-oil/residual fuel to a burner. Click to enlarge image Researchers C.R. Krishna and Tom Butcher examining the flow characteristic of heavy bio-oil that is blended with residual oil. These fuels are used in large industrial and utility boilers. Click to enlarge image Scientist Tom Butcher is examining the quality of a flame produced with pure biodiesel (B100) from a novel, hot-gas, re-circulating burner. The combustion chamber made of quartz allows for easy viewing in a high-temperature environment. Click to enlarge image

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