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Comparative review of low-emission biodiesel blends for marine diesel engines, performance and emission impacts
This study examines the latest trends in the development of biodiesel blends for marine propulsion engines, with the goal of making our oceans cleaner and more sustainable. In this study, we examine various biofuels, including rapeseed, pyrolysis, olive, soybean, waste cooking, jatropha, sunflower,
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