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Assessment of combustion, performance, and emissions in a direct injection compression ignition engine using blends of jatropha, karanja, waste cooking, sunflower, and palm oil methyl esters with diesel
As prospective alternative fuels for diesel engines, the current study examines two edible oils, namely sunflower and palm oil, and three non-edible oils namely jatropha, karanja, and waste cooking oil. The transesterification process was used to produce methyl esters from Karanja oil, Jatropha oil,
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