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Comparative Assessment of The Emission Characteristics of First, Second and Third Generation Biodiesels as Fuel in A Diesel Engine
The present study aims to investigate emission characteristics with the B20 blend level of first, second and third generation biodiesels. The engine, a naturally aspirated, single cylinder, diesel engine, was operated at 1500 rpm engine speed and at different engine loads with intervals of 25%. Also
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