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Low heat rejection diesel engine performance, combustion, and emissions characteristics fuelled by diesel-vegetable oil blend
From environmental sustainability, energy security, and economic stability perspectives, transitioning from diesel engines to alternative fuels is significant. Alternative fuels are crucial in creating a sustainable and secure energy landscape. In this study, a 150 µm-thick Aluminium titanate coatin
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