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Nano-additive blends examination of performance and emission profile of CI engines fuelled with waste cooking oil based-biodiesel
Waste Cooking Oil (WCO) could become the alternative raw material for biodiesel production to sustain energy globally. Fossil diesel causes emissions of dangerous gases in compression ignition engines, and this had led to the use of biodiesel in the engines to reduce hazardous emissions. Researchers
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