Ranjit et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Experimental investigations on gaseous hydrogen supplemented Aleurites Fordii biodiesel in a direct injection diesel engine for performance enhancement and …Ranjit et al., 2021
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- 652422944815320454
- Author
- Ranjit P
- Bhurat S
- Kumar D
- Vinjamuri V
- Saravanan A
- Bh V
- Murugan M
- Singh Y
- et al.
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- Materials Today: Proceedings
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The exponential increase in energy demand and the unavailability of fossil fuels and environmental issues accelerated researchers' work on alternative fuels. Aleurites Fordii biodiesel is one such alternative biofuel derived from its biomass can sequestrate the …
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