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Kumlachew Yeneneh1, Elias Wakshume2, Besufekad Negash Fetene3

  • 1Department of Motor Vehicle Engineering, College of Engineering, Ethiopian Defence University, Bishoftu, P.O. Box 1041 1041, Ethiopia.

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进气预热可以改善压缩点火发动机中的柴油-生物柴油-乙醇燃料混合物. 这种可持续能源方法提高了效率,减少了有害排放,为交通提供了更清洁的替代方案.

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