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The role and impact of Al2O3 additive on the performance of the diesel engine operated by JFO along with its measures of combustion and emissions

Sabarish et al., 2025

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12398501087048966019
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Sabarish R
Jenoris Muthiya S
Anandan B
Sathis Kumar D
Manideep B
Sekar P
Elumalai P
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Energy Science & Engineering

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The world's biggest problems are global warming and fossil fuel depletion. Most fast‐ developing countries are facing problems. Most engines that burn crude oil–based products discharge smoke, carbon monoxide, nitric oxide, unburnt hydrocarbon, and lower …
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