Alternative Fuels and Their Application to Combustion Engines
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- 9783036513980
- 9783036513973
- Research & information: general
- Technology: general issues
- waste coffee grounds
- ultrasonic-assisted technology
- biodiesel
- optimisation
- compression ignition (CI) engine
- isopropanol
- combustion
- energy indicators
- ecological indicators
- high frequeny reciprocating rig
- palm-sesame biodiesel
- nanoparticle additives
- four-ball tribo tester
- engine characteristics
- tribological characteristics
- corrosion
- automotive materials
- green fuels
- corrosion test methods
- alcohol-to-jet
- alternative fuel
- SAF
- emission
- particles
- particulate matter
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The world is observing the disastrous consequences of climate change. The recent bushfires in Australia in 2019-2020 have burned 16.8 million hectares of land and killed 1 billion animals (estimated). Although diesel vehicles are widely used all over the world due their innate high power output, adaptability, and affordability; the transport sector is a significant contributor to carbon dioxide, which is immensely accountable for global warming. The production of cleaner alternatives to diesel fuel will help to build a sustainable environment for future generations. The Special Issue contains papers from experts around the world addressing the mentioned issues and suggesting pathways to improve.
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