Tongroon et al., 2017 - Google Patents
High quality jatropha biodiesel (H-FAME) and its application in a common rail diesel engineTongroon et al., 2017
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- 9379122921196782022
- Author
- Tongroon M
- Suebwong A
- Kananont M
- Aunchaisri J
- Chollacoop N
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- Publication venue
- Renewable Energy
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Depending on the guarantee from the original equipment manufacturers, the acceptable percentage of biodiesel used in diesel engines is limited. The low oxidation stability of biodiesel is the major challenge limiting its use. Therefore, improving the quality of biodiesel …
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