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On the Changes of the Diesel Engine Cycle.

Journal of the Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1935
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Numerical and experimental assessment of hydrogen enrichment effects on ci engine characteristics fuelled with dual biodiesel blends: A comprehensive study. [PDF]

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Vishnu Vardhana Naidu B, Musthafa B, Raja M, Sivalakshmi S, Srinivasan SA, Saravanan B, Jelila YD.   +6 more
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Insight into the Effect of Excess Air Coefficient on a Methanol/Diesel RCCI Engine under Various Altitudes. [PDF]

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Peng Y, Huang F, Wan M, Lei J.
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Photothermal solar assisted Madhuca diethyl ether fuel processing for LHR engines with AI-based performance and yield prediction. [PDF]

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Dubey R, Prajapati AK, Bharadwaj S, Kamchoom V, Onyelowe KC, Arunachalam KP.   +5 more
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Pneumatic Governors for Diesel Engines

Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1942
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Integrating RSM and NSGA-III for Multiobjective Optimization of a Diesel/Methanol Dual-Fuel Engine Performance and Emissions. [PDF]

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Huang F, Wang H, Wan M, Lei J.
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Impact of isopropanol butanol ethanol biodiesel diesel blends on combustion and emissions in a diesel engine with DOC SCR aftertreatment. [PDF]

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Erçek E.
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The Combustion Process in the Diesel Engine.

Chemical Reviews, 1938
The Diesel engine is characterized by injection of fuel in the combustion chamber and by selfignition. Both characteristics give rise to typical problems. The former characteristic, i.e., injection of the fuel with subsequent formation of a combustible mixture, is the fundamental one.
G.D. Boerlage, J.J. Broeze
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Nanomaterials as fuel additives in diesel engines: A review of current state, opportunities, and challenges

Progress in Energy and Combustion Science, 2021
Tina Kegl, Anita Kovac Kralj, Breda Kegl   +2 more
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The Diesel-Engine Situation Today

Journal of Fluids Engineering, 1930
Abstract The first commercially successful Diesel engines were a product of American manufacturers, but now large Diesels are being built principally in Germany. This country, however, is making considerable headway in manufacture of engines up to 1000 b.hp. per cylinder.
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