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What are some common symptoms that my bike is not doing good with higher ethanol concentration? Noise in the engine? substantially reduced throttle response?
not actually. if anything it'll help your run your 2 stroke with slightly less guilt as it is less polluting. but that being said it is a bit more rough on the engine. so one might need to use a lubricant that can work will in a 2 stroke running on a ethanol mix. unfortunately i do not think such a product exists or will exist as no manufacturer produces a 2 stoke vehicle so its not commercially viable.
@@4cfuture92 yeah only connoisseur are keeping those 2 stroke vehicles now a day and those vehicle seldomly been used so its not going to be much of a hassle
@@4cfuture92 No! Ethanol will not mix properly with oil so you will have a destroyed piston and cylinder bore very quickly. You must remove the ethanol from the fuel before mixing oil in it and then using it in your 2-cycle engine.
As an engineering student i had presented a paper on Ethanol as an alternative fuel... You covered all the points👍👍 User's dont have to worry atleast in India because most of our landscape dont have freezing temperatures.
@@mike7297 Sadly .. Yes. Because the old fuel hose will wore out because of ethanol. But if you replace old rubber and plastic parts coming in direct contact with fuel might help. As mentioned in the video, parts manufactured after 2002 will comply.
As an normal user what should people do to take care after having ethanol in their vehicle, as current engines are not made for this capability? Can small part change into the vehicle makes engines better to perform on E25 for long go. Like changing fuel injector in vehicle or some other parts for carburettor engine BS4 or BS6 for fuel injection or any other part which is responsible?
This just cleared up so many of my questions about Ethanol mixes. I love the idea of slightly higher performance because of the Oxygen in the Ethanol blend fuel. Another great video by PowerDrift/Shumi. Always a pleasure watching your videos.
Revolutionary change by the government for the government. They still won't decrease the gas price even though this is a cheaper method. So more money for petrol for them and more water inside engine for us.
@@frinto4771 the current high prices are a direct result of oil bonds that the scamsters took to make us feel like we were getting fuel at lower prices... Factoring that the current fuel price is actually lower.
To produce a litre of ethanol 13k litres of water is required to feed the sugarcane crop. With already a downfall in the ground water table and rainfall becoming monotonous or maybe unpredictable, may be a step ahead in technology wise but economically not a viable option on longer run. Alternative sources mostly renewable energies is the only way forward.
TVS: first Indian fuel-injected motorcycle. first Indian motorcycle to have rear disc brakes. first Indian to incorporate motorcycle ABS. first Indian Ethanol powered motorcycle. And a lot more! wow. good going really!
@@oho7768 actually the 220 had an FI back in the day. For a short period. Then changed back to carburettor. But yes. Glamour was the first bike to actually get an FI
but how Ethanol affects our vehicle engine performance & mileage is the main point of topic rather than who did what, as Ethanol reduces mileage we comsumers have to bear the burn not vehicle manufacturers
Please teach oil companies about how to store ethanols so that it does not attract moisture from atmosphere and stay moisture free, as moisture in Ethanol leads to phased separation in fuel tanks leading to engine stall.
as long as grown crops makes efficient ethanol without affecting the base of lively hood that is water supply and crop supply, then it will be considered a alternative option to most combustible fuel.
Water is already in short supply, facing water shortage in many states, most of our brilliant population is ignorant and asleep as usual. Attribute that to the 'spirit of India'. Crops that can produce ethanol need a large amount of water.
The auto industry is becoming more like mobile industry, every day new change which is good anyways but buyer doesn’t know if the purchase will be relevant over the years.
No you don't get that option. Govt is making it mandatory to mix ethanol. Many state are already ahead on this. Lake Karnataka has been using e10 for a very long time. I don't know about e25 but e20 timeline is 2025
@@Ohmaa_Tokita I don't quite follow it. Price will come down. But you are saying mileage will be down too? That means there won't be any significant reduction in Km/Rs, right? Anyway, thanks for your reply. I really like your channel, I can learn so much from you.
You don't need to grow crops specifically for ethanol, You can turn cellulose into sugars and ferment it into ethanol, Practically any form of biomass can be converted into sugars....More than ethanol Methanol is more efficient under test conditions...
Interesting, 1. Current market price of ethanol is rupees 60 per liter (give or take because transport cost will vary). 2. Taking 100% petrol at today market price of Rs.100. If 10% ethanol is added, then 90% of petrol costs 90 rupees and 10% of ethanol will cost 6 rupees. So cost of E10 petrol should be 96 rupees. But I'm sure prices will not be reduced. 3. Calories per liter in ethanol is much lower than petrol has stated in this video. So this is double whammy, you're paying more and getting lesser efficient fuel.
What about emissions? As we burn more fuel +ethanol mixture to achieve the desired power / torque .. will it emit more exhaust gases ? Will it drop Per ltr mileage as more fuel required to produce the power ??
This is the most under rated channel when it comes to automotive information. Everyone shows cars and bikes, but to give the information which really matters to the users in such a simple way is incredible. Love your content and love Shumi's way of delivering this content.
What happens to the octane rating of fuel as it is diluted when mixed with ethanol. And how much of a difference would it make? Since you mentioned that ethanol is more suited for higher compression engines, does it cancel out the dilution? Also, what about carburetted engines, simply running a richer mix should do the trick?
It is still waste of resources and money to bring ethanol based fuel as it is not going to lower cost of of fuel as govt always ready to increase taxes. And also next few years is very critical to aggressively shift to electric vehicles as several countries are already building infrastructures for battery chagrining stations and electric vehicles. But we still don’t have clue where we stand on this. Govt is pushing car manufacturers to build electric vehicles without infrastructure. Now all of a sudden the govt is talking about ethanol based fuel technology.
If Ethanol E-100 is used how much milage can a vehicle achieve? Does the average of the car/bike drop or stands the same as the current petrol vehicle? And how much would it achieve if E-25 is used?
I think for use of fuel with ethanol under E25, we just need to increase fuel injection timing or fuel injection pressure, like what we do for cold start today. So no need to change injector hole size or do major changes in fuel system. Nice info PD 👍
1. what is the cost comparison like, per km of travel - ethanol against diesel and petrol 2. what is India s potential capacity to produce Ethanol, i.e. up to what portion of the domestic consumption can we produce ourselves ?
You missed the points about fuel economy with ethanol blends. E25 petrol will give you less fuel economy bcz more fuel has to be burned to produce same amount of power.
@@4cfuture92 the keyword is "ideally". Last year when the crude oil prices were at an all time low, the government basically used that as an opportunity to squeeze even more revenue without reducing the price for the customer. As per our present govt, fuel prices will likely be the same with the govt increasing taxes even more!
Thanks! Great explanation. I believe PD army is the only one in India that actually gives enthusiasts like us such consistent and clear information. Thanks once again!
Nice video. Can I go ahead and buy a 4 wheeler today? I heard today's vehicles are only E10 material compliant and not E10 engine compliant. Won't few parts corrode if E20 is used on E10 material compliant vehicle as current vehicles in market are neither E20 material compliant nor E20 engine compliant?
Using food source for fuel is a bad idea. Plants are horrible at using energy from sun. They are around 0.1% to 1 % efficient Meanwhile solar panels are upto 40% efficient. Meaning if we use carbon capture to make synthetic fuel using solar energy it's much more efficient and scalable. And a bonus is that it's not gonna use as much arable land. Infact you can build a carbon capture plant in a desert and it will perform almost the same (although localised pollution does affect it). That's a much sustainable way to go.
Shumi is it true that enthol mix petrol if stored for a long time can attract water into the mix This was a problem reported in few petrol pumps in Kerala also was a huge news pls reply
Awesome video and explanation of the topics you cover. Thanks a ton! Can you please make a video on: Is there a future to vehicles powered by air? Need your expertise on air being an option of fuel!
Instead of blending with petrol, ethanol could be blended with diethyl ether and then the CR and ignition delay can be optimised, also the lubricant , which shouldn't ruin the cylinder liner and piston rings
You should make one video on what all is covered under insurance. like if we drop bike on low speed because of our own mistake, and that caused damage to body panels of bike. so does this kind of repairs covered under insurance??
Absolutely love this series! It doesn't really matter but the structure of ethanol is wrong @2:54 I know it's nitpicking but a simple Google search would have helped. Pardon me, I know it's not an organic chemistry channel 😜
Ethanol is great but ethanol made from plant might end up with the risk of extreme use of fresh water. So it's like indirectly using fresh water into ethanol as we already use huge amounts of fresh water for producing food. 😇 But still a good option though
Consider the following statements. The government of India has advanced the target for 20 per cent ethanol blending in petrol (E20) to 2025 from 2030. Use of ethanol-blended petrol decreases emissions such as carbon monoxide (CO), hydrocarbons (HC) and nitrogen oxides (NOx). The advantage of ethanol blended petrol is that it is not corrosive in nature. Which of the above statements is/are correct? a) 1, 2 b) 1, 3 c) 2, 3 d) 1, 2, 3 This came in one of my mock tests. Guess who got +2 for the correct answer!
Good video. Some questions- 1. हम जो पेट्रोल डलवा ते हैं उसमें अभी कितना एथेनॉल होता है? 2. क्या पेट्रोल पंप कहीं पर स्पेसिफाई करते हैं कि हम जो पेट्रोल बेच रहे हैं उसमें कितना एथेनॉल है? 3. यदि एक गाड़ी 100% पेट्रोल पर चल रही हो, एक गाड़ी 90-10(P-E) पर चल रही हो, एक 90-25(P-E) पर चल रही हो और एक 100% एथेनॉल पर चल रही हो तो इसका प्रदूषण पर क्या फर्क पड़ेगा। कौन सी गाड़ी ज़्यादा प्रदूषण करेगी, कौन सी कम ? REQUEST - Please answer at least the last one, if not all.
1. E10 is available in India, not everywhere. 2. Yes. But few have E10 so you don’t see it often. 3. Please look up pollution spec online but E5/10 etc are supposed to be cleaner than petrol
Ethanol blending just benefits govt not us... You still pay 100% for petrol.. And govt will sell you 80% petrol and 20% ethanol for the 100% petrol price.. E100 is not efficient as petrol.. Tank range will simply halve
I think ev's in the coming years will make the ethanol issue inconsequential. I think manufacturers should set their sights on ev's instead of sticking stubbornly to a gasoline platform. One good ev product would make most vehicle buyers shift and leave traditional ICE manufacturing companies staring at redundancy.
Can you please make a video on Hydrogen as a fuel. Most European countries are now adopting hydrogen in automobile. What are the opportunities available for India to go for hydrogen..!!
As far as I know, Definitely it will decrease. Ethanol burns very quickly as compared to petrol. High Compression ratio means heating issues and a slight decrease in mileage
Hey #PDArmy, we hope this clears up your doubts about Ethanol. If you have any more, do let us know down below, and hit that Like button if you want to see more Simplified videos!
What are some common symptoms that my bike is not doing good with higher ethanol concentration? Noise in the engine? substantially reduced throttle response?
Episode on Counter Steering in bikes,,
Waiting for that day when we have e85 or above .changing my car to have high power .
मन मे कुछ सवाल रह गए हैं। नीचे पोस्ट कर रहा हूँ। plz उत्तर दीजियेगा। 🙏
Can this reduce the cost of fuel. .....
Even with ethanol mix, I'm sure the price of fuel will still be high.
The problem is with our supreme leader
Yeah because the government isn't going to lower the taxes. The crude oil price is just an excuse they use.
no matter what we put in cars, this vishvaguru government will tax the shit out of it because theyre broke
@SmartAss *muta laughing noise*
Why can’t government start their own petrol refinery than giving to reliance ? We can get cheap petrol
I remember there was a TVS Apache Fi Ethanol variant on sale, just 3/4 years ago. Most probably it was a 180cc bike, preface lift model
200 4v
They just did showcase it, never sold
@@Anandkumar-hz8mn It was a COMPLETE Brazilian bike 😭🙏🏼🔥
It was being sold in Bangalore. You have to book order. Only color option was white apache 200
This looks like the end for retro vehicles especially the two stroke motorcycles
not actually. if anything it'll help your run your 2 stroke with slightly less guilt as it is less polluting. but that being said it is a bit more rough on the engine. so one might need to use a lubricant that can work will in a 2 stroke running on a ethanol mix. unfortunately i do not think such a product exists or will exist as no manufacturer produces a 2 stoke vehicle so its not commercially viable.
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@@4cfuture92 that's the thing
@@4cfuture92 yeah only connoisseur are keeping those 2 stroke vehicles now a day and those vehicle seldomly been used so its not going to be much of a hassle
@@4cfuture92 No! Ethanol will not mix properly with oil so you will have a destroyed piston and cylinder bore very quickly. You must remove the ethanol from the fuel before mixing oil in it and then using it in your 2-cycle engine.
As an engineering student i had presented a paper on Ethanol as an alternative fuel... You covered all the points👍👍
User's dont have to worry atleast in India because most of our landscape dont have freezing temperatures.
So it won't run well at all in old/vintage vehicles right?
@@mike7297 Sadly .. Yes. Because the old fuel hose will wore out because of ethanol. But if you replace old rubber and plastic parts coming in direct contact with fuel might help. As mentioned in the video, parts manufactured after 2002 will comply.
@@sanjaymulay9291 okk let's see
As an normal user what should people do to take care after having ethanol in their vehicle, as current engines are not made for this capability?
Can small part change into the vehicle makes engines better to perform on E25 for long go. Like changing fuel injector in vehicle or some other parts for carburettor engine BS4 or BS6 for fuel injection or any other part which is responsible?
@@shiv_shambhu680 no modification is required in modern vehicles for E25. It is also mentioned in the video.
Biker, teacher, racer, motivator, writer. The many sides of Schumi. Glad to know them all ☺️
"Schumi" sounds like Shumi's German Alter-ego. hehe.
That's why you are here.. You know... 😁
hmm yr
50 shades of Shumi
@@IronmanUKI .... Se
I remember TVS releasing Apache biofuel variant long ago.. How is that vehicle different?🤔
That's also a ethanol variant only.
The other question should be.... where is that vehicle?? I really see no user reviews at all...probably no one has ever bought it😶
No idea. There were no test bikes.
It's just a prototype
@@hakashr5746 That was upto 80% ethanol
This just cleared up so many of my questions about Ethanol mixes. I love the idea of slightly higher performance because of the Oxygen in the Ethanol blend fuel. Another great video by PowerDrift/Shumi. Always a pleasure watching your videos.
Usually its lower performance due to low calorific value in ethanol as compared to petrol.
This is a propaganda video,performance and economy will drop by a good margin. These guys do videos for benefits and that's not ours
@@jalexrosh wow now everything is propaganda 😂
I say your comment is also propaganda
I'm a Mechie doing my Phd in Alternative fuels, this is a revolutionary change by the govt....
Revolutionary change by the government for the government. They still won't decrease the gas price even though this is a cheaper method. So more money for petrol for them and more water inside engine for us.
@@frinto4771 government will force us to move to EV's that's thier target. So even crude goes down they will increase taxes..
@@sainikpraveen5293 But infrastructure for EV is not ready.
@@sainikpraveen5293 God I'm only 18. I'm afraid that I'll be forced to drive ev's in my 20"s
@@frinto4771 the current high prices are a direct result of oil bonds that the scamsters took to make us feel like we were getting fuel at lower prices... Factoring that the current fuel price is actually lower.
To produce a litre of ethanol 13k litres of water is required to feed the sugarcane crop. With already a downfall in the ground water table and rainfall becoming monotonous or maybe unpredictable, may be a step ahead in technology wise but economically not a viable option on longer run. Alternative sources mostly renewable energies is the only way forward.
True
TVS:
first Indian fuel-injected motorcycle.
first Indian motorcycle to have rear disc brakes.
first Indian to incorporate motorcycle ABS.
first Indian Ethanol powered motorcycle.
And a lot more!
wow. good going really!
first truly indian brand to introduce FI system was BAJAJ with 220 FI, and also with the rear disc brake.. not TVS.
@@kunal_meenaa pulser 220 got FI in 2019 meanwhile apache got Fi way before that
First commuter FI bike was released by hero honda which was glamour in 2006, first sports FI bike was launched by Yamaha which is R15 v2 in 2011.
@@oho7768 actually the 220 had an FI back in the day. For a short period. Then changed back to carburettor. But yes. Glamour was the first bike to actually get an FI
but how Ethanol affects our vehicle engine performance & mileage is the main point of topic rather than who did what, as Ethanol reduces mileage we comsumers have to bear the burn not vehicle manufacturers
Big question is, will the fuel cost go down if the E25 come into picture ?
That’s a policy decision 🤞🏽
2:57 It would appear that ethanol is a cyclic compound with 12 carbons.
That's so stupif lmaoo
2:53 chemistry people : oooo bhaaiiiiii..... maaro muzeeee
Anyways very informative video Shumar Sir👍👍🏾👍🏻
Oooops
Thats one hell of a mistake lmao
Finally the price Will be same with 150% of GST.
Oil lobby won't let this happen. I'm sure they'll come up with something...
After the G7 Summit, India is trying to reduce carbon emissions. Little chances are there.
Oil lobby will adapt to accomodate other lobbies. They'll form a bigger lobby.
They will buy stake in sugar mills now
@@wheelsontarmac yeah.. oil lobby to sugar lobby..
We already mix ethanol upto 10%.
We don't listen much to other countries...
Is that fuel going to be cheaper then the existing one?? Coz that's all matters me the most. 😅
Now 10 % used. But....
Yes ethenol blended petrol will be cheaper
It will definitely increase government earning for sure
Exactly...bro......
I think b jp not gonna cut costs at all .....they are nothing but mehengai waali go vt
Please teach oil companies about how to store ethanols so that it does not attract moisture from atmosphere and stay moisture free, as moisture in Ethanol leads to phased separation in fuel tanks leading to engine stall.
First look at the thumbnail, I thought it's a one shot video for organic chemistry ⚗🤣
as long as grown crops makes efficient ethanol without affecting the base of lively hood that is water supply and crop supply, then it will be considered a alternative option to most combustible fuel.
Exactly, if this leads to a rampant clearing of forests for cultivation to cope up with demand, this won't be a sustainable shift.
@@wheelsontarmac As we've been observing since forever, the retards in the government don't think about the future.
Water is already in short supply, facing water shortage in many states, most of our brilliant population is ignorant and asleep as usual. Attribute that to the 'spirit of India'.
Crops that can produce ethanol need a large amount of water.
E25 is not gonna bother much to existing engines.. Agreed..
Pricing.. the main topic.
Will there be changes in prices of fuel?
The auto industry is becoming more like mobile industry, every day new change which is good anyways but buyer doesn’t know if the purchase will be relevant over the years.
True
@@ajitdubey3309 no wonder why auto sales are going downwards
What about the emission caused from Ethanol? Will it cause more pollution than petrol or less?
less
What will be the cost of e25 compared to petrol
What happens to bs3,bs4,bs6 engines if we use e25 fuel ?
Varun-Shumi=Powerdrift, can't imagine watching Powerdrift without this duo.
When I visit a petrol pump, do I have to ask for E-10 or they give it anyway?
And will it bring down the cost of petrol?
From when we can expect E-25?
No you don't get that option. Govt is making it mandatory to mix ethanol. Many state are already ahead on this. Lake Karnataka has been using e10 for a very long time.
I don't know about e25 but e20 timeline is 2025
Price will come down and mileage along with it
@@Ohmaa_Tokita I don't quite follow it. Price will come down.
But you are saying mileage will be down too? That means there won't be any significant reduction in Km/Rs, right?
Anyway, thanks for your reply. I really like your channel, I can learn so much from you.
You don't need to grow crops specifically for ethanol, You can turn cellulose into sugars and ferment it into ethanol, Practically any form of biomass can be converted into sugars....More than ethanol Methanol is more efficient under test conditions...
what happens to carburetted motorcycles from the recent past? will they be able to run e25?
Interesting,
1. Current market price of ethanol is rupees 60 per liter (give or take because transport cost will vary).
2. Taking 100% petrol at today market price of Rs.100. If 10% ethanol is added, then 90% of petrol costs 90 rupees and 10% of ethanol will cost 6 rupees. So cost of E10 petrol should be 96 rupees.
But I'm sure prices will not be reduced.
3. Calories per liter in ethanol is much lower than petrol has stated in this video.
So this is double whammy, you're paying more and getting lesser efficient fuel.
And don't forget the taxes .
What about emissions? As we burn more fuel +ethanol mixture to achieve the desired power / torque .. will it emit more exhaust gases ?
Will it drop Per ltr mileage as more fuel required to produce the power ??
Ethanol is cleaner so it should be better for environment. But mileage will drop by a small margin for sure
This is the most under rated channel when it comes to automotive information. Everyone shows cars and bikes, but to give the information which really matters to the users in such a simple way is incredible. Love your content and love Shumi's way of delivering this content.
Thank you!
This is absolutely misinformation FYI
E10 petrol will be sold along with E25 for older vehicles
What happens to the octane rating of fuel as it is diluted when mixed with ethanol. And how much of a difference would it make? Since you mentioned that ethanol is more suited for higher compression engines, does it cancel out the dilution?
Also, what about carburetted engines, simply running a richer mix should do the trick?
Ethanol actually works as a octane booster. So higher compression engines run better with E mixes
@@shu_mar Thanks for the information! 😀
It is still waste of resources and money to bring ethanol based fuel as it is not going to lower cost of of fuel as govt always ready to increase taxes. And also next few years is very critical to aggressively shift to electric vehicles as several countries are already building infrastructures for battery chagrining stations and electric vehicles. But we still don’t have clue where we stand on this. Govt is pushing car manufacturers to build electric vehicles without infrastructure. Now all of a sudden the govt is talking about ethanol based fuel technology.
Day 16 of asking PowerDrift to bring Holy Shift Season 2.
Hey Powerdrift,
What will happen to a carburettor vehicle when used with E25?
Beautifully portrayed and explained
So, can i pour ethanol in mix with petrol in my bike and use it worry free??
where will u get pure ethanol ?
If Ethanol E-100 is used how much milage can a vehicle achieve? Does the average of the car/bike drop or stands the same as the current petrol vehicle? And how much would it achieve if E-25 is used?
You are asking wrong question... How much exhaust will ethanol 100 generate and does there need to be replacements for catalytic filters?
I think for use of fuel with ethanol under E25, we just need to increase fuel injection timing or fuel injection pressure, like what we do for cold start today.
So no need to change injector hole size or do major changes in fuel system.
Nice info PD 👍
Acceleration issues might be there. Especially with high end engines that is not enough.
0:06 Shuumi should consider challenging Eminem sometime 😂
PD Tech talk are always fun, keep them coming 👍
the only Sunday online class that I'm willing to watch happily.
thanks, Prof. Shumi!
1. what is the cost comparison like, per km of travel - ethanol against diesel and petrol
2. what is India s potential capacity to produce Ethanol, i.e. up to what portion of the domestic consumption can we produce ourselves ?
What about the water deposit in the engine due to increaed ethanol levels in fuel
If Ethanol causes less range tb government prices low set krne pdenge nhi to prices 150-200rs for liter petrol tk asani se bdh jayenge
What will be impact to milage and pickup?
You missed the points about fuel economy with ethanol blends. E25 petrol will give you less fuel economy bcz more fuel has to be burned to produce same amount of power.
If that's true, we'll end up paying more for fuel.
@@wheelsontarmac But that might get compensated by its cheap price. E20-25 petrol will be ₹35 per litre cheaper.
The one and only question I have is, do petrol prices drop down by the usage of ethanol? 🙂
the short answer is - they ideally should. if you need further explanation as to "why?" do let me know by replying.
@@4cfuture92 the keyword is "ideally". Last year when the crude oil prices were at an all time low, the government basically used that as an opportunity to squeeze even more revenue without reducing the price for the customer.
As per our present govt, fuel prices will likely be the same with the govt increasing taxes even more!
The government shouldn't reduce the prices, and use the funds for infrastructure development.
Thanks! Great explanation. I believe PD army is the only one in India that actually gives enthusiasts like us such consistent and clear information. Thanks once again!
Nice video. Can I go ahead and buy a 4 wheeler today? I heard today's vehicles are only E10 material compliant and not E10 engine compliant. Won't few parts corrode if E20 is used on E10 material compliant vehicle as current vehicles in market are neither E20 material compliant nor E20 engine compliant?
Using food source for fuel is a bad idea. Plants are horrible at using energy from sun. They are around 0.1% to 1 % efficient Meanwhile solar panels are upto 40% efficient. Meaning if we use carbon capture to make synthetic fuel using solar energy it's much more efficient and scalable. And a bonus is that it's not gonna use as much arable land. Infact you can build a carbon capture plant in a desert and it will perform almost the same (although localised pollution does affect it). That's a much sustainable way to go.
If that is the case why thrs a special ethnol varient of Apache and how different is it from the existing varient?
It runs on 100% Ethanol.
So, just to be sure, Kwid 2018 model should be Ethanol compatible?
For how long can we keep cars?
10 years Diesel?
15 years Petrol?
Kindly make a video on this.
I guess the case of 10 years diesel is only in Delhi as of now
Pretty good sign to move EV for daily use and maintain old cars for nostalgia. In some good amount years this will be a better option.
I know everything, but can't avoid the temptation of shumi ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Fourth! 🤣
😁
Thanks for clearing all doubts....one more Will Ethanol fuel have low Mileage or comparable ?
😂
Very well explained 👐
Shumi is it true that enthol mix petrol if stored for a long time can attract water into the mix
This was a problem reported in few petrol pumps in Kerala also was a huge news
pls reply
Will it cause any problems in carborettor engines? 🤔
This was the best episode of Simplified yet.
How about a carburetted motorcycle ? Any modifications in fuelling needed ?
u will have to recalibrate
Shumi is that teacher whose class I always look forward to
Awesome video and explanation of the topics you cover. Thanks a ton!
Can you please make a video on: Is there a future to vehicles powered by air? Need your expertise on air being an option of fuel!
It is mixed only with petrol or diesel as well, what about new turbo charged petrol SUVs being launched now ..
Instead of blending with petrol, ethanol could be blended with diethyl ether and then the CR and ignition delay can be optimised, also the lubricant , which shouldn't ruin the cylinder liner and piston rings
Which is better for long term use, petrol/ diesel engine. Taking into factor of maintenance, durability , daily use, cost of fuel etc...
Please make a video on steering dampers 🙏
my favourite everyday teacher 👍👍😘
Wow, schumi knows ethanol and ethanol knows schumi...heh.
Please make a video on how the different types of engines (S.I. , C.I.) will perform with ethanol.
Shumi what about the emissions is ethenol more safer to burn.?
Lower emissions
Yes. Lower emissions
Lol what about the carbon footprint of sugarcane industry...need to endure one devil to cope with another devil
will this reduce the price of the petrol
Beautifully explained!
You should make one video on what all is covered under insurance. like if we drop bike on low speed because of our own mistake, and that caused damage to body panels of bike. so does this kind of repairs covered under insurance??
Yes it is. But many people will not claim such small damages because it affects their next year’s premium
Will the price of fuel go down though ?
Answer is no, mainly because its a cash cow business and they'll probably decrease the price around 3/rs tops.
Right thik...👍
Absolutely love this series! It doesn't really matter but the structure of ethanol is wrong @2:54 I know it's nitpicking but a simple Google search would have helped. Pardon me, I know it's not an organic chemistry channel 😜
Can you simplify how motorsports are held/conducted in India???
Not the useless motorsports, only those recognised by FIA and FIM.
Ethanol is great but ethanol made from plant might end up with the risk of extreme use of fresh water.
So it's like indirectly using fresh water into ethanol as we already use huge amounts of fresh water for producing food.
😇 But still a good option though
Consider the following statements.
The government of India has advanced the target for 20 per cent ethanol blending in petrol (E20) to 2025 from 2030.
Use of ethanol-blended petrol decreases emissions such as carbon monoxide (CO), hydrocarbons (HC) and nitrogen oxides (NOx).
The advantage of ethanol blended petrol is that it is not corrosive in nature.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?
a) 1, 2
b) 1, 3
c) 2, 3
d) 1, 2, 3
This came in one of my mock tests. Guess who got +2 for the correct answer!
Good video. Some questions-
1. हम जो पेट्रोल डलवा ते हैं उसमें अभी कितना एथेनॉल होता है?
2. क्या पेट्रोल पंप कहीं पर स्पेसिफाई करते हैं कि हम जो पेट्रोल बेच रहे हैं उसमें कितना एथेनॉल है?
3. यदि एक गाड़ी 100% पेट्रोल पर चल रही हो, एक गाड़ी 90-10(P-E) पर चल रही हो, एक 90-25(P-E) पर चल रही हो और एक 100% एथेनॉल पर चल रही हो तो इसका प्रदूषण पर क्या फर्क पड़ेगा। कौन सी गाड़ी ज़्यादा प्रदूषण करेगी, कौन सी कम ?
REQUEST - Please answer at least the last one, if not all.
1. E10 is available in India, not everywhere.
2. Yes. But few have E10 so you don’t see it often.
3. Please look up pollution spec online but E5/10 etc are supposed to be cleaner than petrol
@@shu_mar ok. Thanks.
What about vintage vehicles, would they be able to function properly with E25?
My research says no
Ethanol = Old Monk, No.1, Royal Stag😁
Ethanol blending just benefits govt not us... You still pay 100% for petrol.. And govt will sell you 80% petrol and 20% ethanol for the 100% petrol price.. E100 is not efficient as petrol.. Tank range will simply halve
I think ev's in the coming years will make the ethanol issue inconsequential. I think manufacturers should set their sights on ev's instead of sticking stubbornly to a gasoline platform. One good ev product would make most vehicle buyers shift and leave traditional ICE manufacturing companies staring at redundancy.
I have heard that Jeep compass in it's manual mentioned about No liability for the engine happenings if the fuel is Ethanol mixed above certain limit.
Liked it... 👍 alternative to fuel ⛽ ethanol best... 👍
Do you think it will bring down the increase in Fuel Prices?
2:54 that is not the structure of Ethanol...what am i missing here?
Oooops’
As the name suggests...Shumi and PD always stick to their to the point and SIMPLIFIED content... 👍👍👍👍
Can you please make a video on Hydrogen as a fuel. Most European countries are now adopting hydrogen in automobile. What are the opportunities available for India to go for hydrogen..!!
The world is going electric.
Hydrogen is not feasible to use in vehicles. It requires very different and cumbersome safety measures.
Professor 🙏❤️
Superb explanation 🙏
Do a video on how to correctly use tachometer.
White Hat Junior, the automobile edition
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simplified to it's utmost SHUMI ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I was worried more for my BS4 Yamaha FZ25 than my BS6 Interceptor 650
why should we need to use ethanol, is it eco-friendly or there other ways to bypass petrol and diesel engine except electric motors...
It’s cleaner by some margin but until petrol/diesel, we can make our own. That’s the big one
Mileage droped too due to ethanol and fuel prices all time high
Talk about the petrol price hike🥺
So the current new vehicles are E25 capable?
Should be according to the data I saw. But more attuned to E25 will arrive in the next few years
And what about the power and mileage ?? Will those decrease??
As far as I know, Definitely it will decrease. Ethanol burns very quickly as compared to petrol. High Compression ratio means heating issues and a slight decrease in mileage
Slow down Schumi. Breathless🤣.