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Optimization of the multi-carburant dose as an energy source for the application of the HCCI engine

Bastawissi et al., 2019

Document ID
16287801091095132879
Author
Bastawissi H
Elkelawy M
Panchal H
Sadasivuni K
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The issue of utilizing multi-fuels for enhancing the burning process in the “Homogeneous charge compression ignition” HCCI engine cylinder has been developing significantly during the last decades. This technique has established to overcome the difficulties of the …
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