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The Influence of the Driver on Fuel Consumption
2021Even a technically-optimized vehicle will achieve good consumption values only if the driver exhibits fuel-efficent driving behavior.
Wilfried Achenbach, Michael Hilgers
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The influence of fuel and lubricants on emissions and fuel consumption
1995The emission characteristics of internal-combustion engines are largely dictated by the type of fuel used, although not primarily in terms of the level of pollutant concentrations but rather with regard to the components contained in the exhaust. This becomes apparent e.g. when alternative fuels are used. Even with conventional fuels, however, the fuel
Fred Schäfer, Richard van Basshuysen
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Fuel Consumption and Consumption Optimization [PDF]
Wilfried Achenbach, Michael Hilgers
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Estimating fuel consumption in maritime transport
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2020Abstract Growth in technology has accelerated in the last few decades, and therefore demand for energy has dramatically increased. This has also brought about a major problem called global warming. The scarcity of resources, indeed, have been compelling us to sustain energy with the adoption of cleaner energy practices and alternative ways that can ...
Erkan Işıklı+3 more
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The consumption of fuels during prolonged starvation
Advances in Enzyme Regulation, 1968Abstract Studies on fasted man have shown an adaptation of brain to ketoacid utilization. This is accompanied by a diminished rate of gluconeogenesis by liver. Kidney contributes a significant proportion of the diminished glucose synthesis, and this moiety is related to the rate of ammoniagenesis.
A.P. Morgan+2 more
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Intestinal Consumption of Intravenously Administered Fuels
Journal of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition, 1985Total parenteral nutrition has been extensively used to feed patients with a variety of gastrointestinal diseases, but little attention has focused on the nutritional requirements of the gut. To investigate intestinal consumption of intravenously administered nutrients, uptake of three principal fuels determined from in vitro studies was quantitated in
Douglas W. Wilmore+2 more
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Tire Wear and Fuel Consumption
Rubber Chemistry and Technology, 1956Abstract In order to survey the economics for a given country of driving with cold GR-S and natural-rubber tires, we proceeded as follows. With the usual average life of a tire as a starting point, the difference in life was calculated for the two types of rubber on the basis of relative wear resistance measurements.
G. J. Van Amerongen+2 more
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Traffic Phase Dependent Fuel Consumption
2016Fuel consumption is one of the key cost factors relevant for the movement of vehicles. In times of increasing traffic congestion on both freeways and urban road sections the question arises how the fuel consumption is influenced by congestions congestion occurring in many sections of the road network.
Koller, Micha+4 more
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The Simple Economics of Global Fuel Consumption
2019Dans la présente étude, nous proposons un cadre structurel du marché mondial du pétrole construit à partir de données sur la consommation mondiale de carburant pour déterminer la demande courante de pétrole. Nous montrons que, moyennant des hypothèses d’identification prudentes, les données de la consommation mondiale de carburant permettent de se ...
Bilgin, Doga, Ellwanger, Reinhard
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MTZ worldwide, 2003
Replacing standard oil pumps with bypass control by regulated oil pumps with variable oil pressure which adapt their variable oil pumping quantity to the engine oil pressure requirements promises reductions in fuel consumption of up to 2 % at minimum additional production costs.
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Replacing standard oil pumps with bypass control by regulated oil pumps with variable oil pressure which adapt their variable oil pumping quantity to the engine oil pressure requirements promises reductions in fuel consumption of up to 2 % at minimum additional production costs.
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