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Onboard Ethanol-Gasoline Separation System for Octane-on-Demand Vehicle

Chishima et al., 2020

Document ID
17751216482470192269
Author
Chishima H
Tsutsumi D
Kitamura T
Publication year

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Bioethanol is being used as an alternative fuel throughout the world based on considerations of reduction of CO2 emissions and sustainability. It is widely known that ethanol has an advantage of high antiknock quality. In order to use the ethanol in ethanol …
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