Incidence of automotive air conditioning on the index of fuel consumption in spark ignition vehicle on a route in the ecuadorian amazon

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Abstract

In recent years the environment has been affected by pollution produced by vehicles. The objective of this research project was to determine the incidence of air conditioning (A/C) in the vehicular fuel consumption index in the Shushufindi canton, through real traffic tests, Efficient driving mode and the use of Extra and Super gasoline, for the selection of the best alternative. The study was carried out on a route with a greater flow of vehicles, especially during normal (9:00 am) and beak (5:00 pm) hours, which comprises 16.17 km; for which used gasoline Extra (85 octane) and Super (92 octane). Data collection was carried out using an OBD2 ELM 327 system. The results obtained in the characterization of the representative mixed cycle at 9:00 am, a maximum speed of 81 km/h and an average speed of 39 km/h were obtained in a time of 1446 s route; while the mixed cycle at 5:00 pm the maximum speed is 70 km/h and an average speed of 37 km/h with a travel time of 1632 s. The lowest fuel consumption index was evidenced in normal hours, without A/C and Extra fuel (T3) with values between 0.0584-0.060 (L/km), and in normal hours, without A/C and super fuel (T7) that are between 0.0561-0.0585 (L/km).

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Llanes-Cedeño, E. A., Grefa Shiguango, S. F., Molina-Osejos, J. V., & Rocha-Hoyos, J. C. (2024). Incidence of automotive air conditioning on the index of fuel consumption in spark ignition vehicle on a route in the ecuadorian amazon. Ingenius, 2024(31), 115–126. https://doi.org/10.17163/ings.n31.2024.10

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