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An improvement of a lean burning condition of natural gas/diesel RCCI engine with a pre-chamber by using hydrogen

Kakoee et al., 2018

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13632423561102712962
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Kakoee A
Bakhshan Y
Aval S
Gharehghani A
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Energy conversion and management

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In CNG/Diesel reactivity controlled compression ignition (RCCI) engines, because of low reactivity fuel (natural gas) spread of flame in combustion chamber suffers process of combustion and also there is more unburned hydrocarbon emission in this type of engine …
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