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Investigation on performance and emission studies of variable compression ratio engine using neem oil biodiesel
Biodiesel, particularly Neem oil-based biodiesel, has emerged as a promising eco-friendly alternative, offering reduced greenhouse gas emissions, lower sulphur content, cleaner combustion, and biodegradability. Variable Compression Ratio (VCR) engines further enhance performance, fuel efficiency, an
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