Diesel and rapeseed methyl ester (RME) pilot fuels for hydrogen and natural gas dual-fuel combustion in compression–ignition engines
Authors:
- T. KorakianitisTKT. Korakianitis
- A.M. NamasivayamANA.M. Namasivayam
- R.J. CrookesRCR.J. Crookes
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