New European Driving Cycle assessment by means of particle size distributions in a light-duty diesel engine fuelled with different fuel formulations
Authors:
- Vicente BermúdezVBVicente Bermúdez
- José Manuel LujánJLJosé Manuel Luján
- Santiago RuizSRSantiago Ruiz
- Daniel CamposDCDaniel Campos
- Waldemar G. LinaresWLWaldemar G. Linares
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