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The Composition of the Organic Fraction of Particulate Emissions of a Diesel Operated on Vegetable Oil

Published 1990-09-01 by SAE International in United States
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A Comparison of the Particulate Composition Between Turbocharged and Naturally Aspirated DI Diesel Engines

Published 1991-02-01 by SAE International in United States
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The Role of Exhaust Pipe and Incylinder Deposits on Diesel Particulate Composition

Published 1992-09-01 by SAE International in United States
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The Influence of Nozzle Sac Volume on the Composition of Diesel Particulate Fuel Derived SOF

Published 1992-09-01 by SAE International in United States
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Pyrosynthesis of PAH in a Diesel Engine Operated on Kerosene

Published 1989-02-01 by SAE International in United States
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Diesel Particulate Composition Changes Along an Air Cooled Exhaust Pipe and Dilution Tunnel

Published 1989-02-01 by SAE International in United States
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Diesel Particulate Emissions: The Role of Unburnt Fuel in the Organic Fraction Composition

Published 1987-02-01 by SAE International in United States
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