Abstract
The relevance of the article is due to the need to replace traditional petroleum motor fuels with alternative ones derived from non-oil raw materials. Quite a good prospect has a variety of alcohol fuels, allowing their physical and chemical properties to use them as additives in regular oil fuel, thereby replacing it and significantly reducing harmful emissions of exhaust gases into the atmosphere. The efficiency of using ethanol and methanol as an ecological additive to petroleum diesel fuel was confirmed and the possibility of a significant reduction in toxicity and smokiness of exhaust gases during diesel operation on biofuel was experimentally proved.
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