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Performance of a constant speed CI engine on alcohol-Diesel microemulsions

Bhattacharya et al., 2004

Document ID
13885971238900932220
Author
Bhattacharya T
Chatterjee S
Mishra T
Publication year
Publication venue
Applied engineering in agriculture

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A constant speed, direct-injection diesel engine rated at 7.4 kW was tested on diesel fuel and four different ethanol-1-butanol-diesel microemulsions. The stable and homogeneous microemulsions were obtained by mixing 160., 170, and 180 proof ethanol-1-butanol-diesel …
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