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    Diesel Burned Fuel

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    and produce more power. Diesels are slow to rev and have much lower max rpms that a gas engine. Cause of this diesels like turbos so the air can be taken in quicker and the motor can burn the fuel better (Truck Trend). Diesels used compressed air which is heated then fuel is shot in and combusts (Truck Trend).Because diesels run of combustion the motor runs cooler. This means that the radiator and cooling fan can be down sized (Truck Trend). It didn't take long for diesel engines to be used in trains

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    latter, a car with a diesel engine. Diesel and gasoline engines have been each other’s competition since the 1930’s when the first diesel run car was produced. There is one main mechanical difference between these two engines; a gasoline engine ignites the gasoline with spark plugs, a lighter of sorts, and the diesel engine ignites the diesel by compressing it so much that it spontaneously combusts. Although there are a few other types of engines now, such as hybrid or electric, diesel is still superior

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    Bio-diesel: Alternative Fuel Source Essay

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    Bio-diesel: Alternative Fuel Source Introduction Currently today more than 99% of all fuel consumed is petroleum (3). In the year 2025 the world’s reserves of petroleum will be a dry source (7). Other than the shortage of petroleum, the burning of petroleum also causes many problems such as global warming. In this case, engineers and scientists need to come up with an alternative energy source for gasoline not only because of the shortage, but because of the environmental problems gasoline

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    Biodiesel Vs. Diesel Fuel

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    Scotlyn Eavenson Mrs. Blanchard English 12 March 31, 2015 Biodiesel vs. Diesel The world has seen fuel prices spiral up or down to meet supply and demand. Because of this, people need to choose a cost effective fuel to meet their needs. Vehicles in the world today run off of many different types of fuel. Biodiesel is a modern fuel compared to the commonly known diesel. Biodiesel has several advantages over diesel. Biodiesel fuel comes from a renewable resource, it is better on the environment, and

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    around a diesel truck has opened my eyes up to the many different concerns and thoughts about diesel vehicles. In the 1890’s the first diesel engine was built by a guy named Rudolf Diesel, ever since then the diesel engine has evolved tremendously. Many people will argue that diesel fuel is the worst fuel on the market for several reasons. A few of the reasons that people will claim that diesel fuel is the worst fuel is because it is too expensive and it's harder for people to afford, that the fuel isn’t

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    The Fuel Of Diesel Cars

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    Diesel Cars have never been able to take a proportional share of the Automotive market (in the US anyway). 2 Litre TDI Volkswagen Passenger Cars did the impossible for quite a while; until it came to light that they were cheating on emissions tests; likely killing diesel’s future as a fuel. A year before Charles and Frank made their first car, Rudolf Diesel patented the design for diesel powered combustion engine. He believed that this would revolutionize the industry, because diesel fuel harbored

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    The diesel engine has been the number one choice for power, reliable and high fuel economy worldwide (Jääskeläinen, 2013). However, as petroleum becomes more and more expensive, the new challenge that has been presented to todays society has been to find a sustainable way to continue running these engines without relying on diminishing petrol supplies (Connolly, 2013). The world has turned to biofuels; the use of biodiesel can produce power, performance and economy, along with assisting in the reduction

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    Effect of Hydrogen peroxide on Cetane Number of Diesel/H2O2 Blend Muhammad Saad Khan, Zulkafli Bin Hassan, Iqbal Ahmed Faculty of Chemical and Natural Resources Engineering, University Malaysia Pahang, 26300 UMP, Kuantan, Pahang, Malaysia; Phone: +6017-9222194, Fax +609-5492535 ABSTRACT Diesel has a mark as traditional hydrocarbon structure as conventional fuels. H2O2 freshly reported as fuel combustion enhancer and to be a low-emission high-quality oxidizer. Consequently, this article discusses

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    can affect a whole nation, several nations, or even all of them. Recently Volkswagen was put in the hot seat when they were caught imputing software into their diesel vehicles, that makes it show a different emissions output than was accepted by the EPA. They called this device the, “defeat device.” Thusly all of their vehicles that were diesel were marketed as low emissions which turned out to be a lie. The article on bbc.com states, “The engines emitted nitrogen oxide pollutants up to 40 times above

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    Diesel is the fuel of choice in the European automotive market, due to the fact that it provides high-torque, efficient alternative to gasoline. The American view of diesel, however, is much less positive overall – most Americans remember the noisy, smoky diesels of decades past and know little about the quiet, clean diesels of the present. One of the best arguments for the switch to diesel fuel in the United States is that a fueling infrastructure is already in place, as transportation companies

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