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Analysis of combustion characteristics, engine performance and exhaust emissions of diesel engine fueled with upgraded waste source fuel

Adam et al., 2017

Document ID
241212111748621771
Author
Adam A
Ramlan N
Jaharudin N
Hamzah H
Othman M
Mrwan A
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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Utilization of the waste products as an alternative fuel could reduce the dependence on fossil fuel. The three types of upgraded waste source fuels discussed in this paper were tire derived fuel (TDF), waste plastic disposal fuel (WPD) and upgraded waste cooking oil …
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