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Theoretical properties prediction of diesel-biodiesel-DEE blend as a fuel for CI engine with required modifications for optimum performance

Shinde et al., 2016

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16956592059101089628
Author
Shinde S
Yadav S
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Int. J. Curr. Eng. Technol

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The reduction in vehicular exhaust emissions with high engine performance are measure concern regarding engine design. To control exhaust emissions of internal combustion engine the governmental & environmental agencies implemented stringent emission norms …
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