2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.proeng.2017.04.391
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Hydrogen Addition Influence for the Efficient and Ecological Parameters of Heavy-Duty Natural Gas Si Engine

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“…When adjusting ST, the HC reduction was 11.52, 15.16, 21.84, and 43.53% respectively. HC reduction was affected by the decreased amount of carbon molecules in the fuel mixture and the increased combustion and mixing of fuel and air [63]. ST influenced the increase in HC emissions when the engine ignition timing was advanced.…”
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“…When adjusting ST, the HC reduction was 11.52, 15.16, 21.84, and 43.53% respectively. HC reduction was affected by the decreased amount of carbon molecules in the fuel mixture and the increased combustion and mixing of fuel and air [63]. ST influenced the increase in HC emissions when the engine ignition timing was advanced.…”
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“…The use of alternative fuels is one of the main solutions allowing the reduction of pollutant emissions nowadays [14]. In many scientific papers the subject of the research is using various alternative fuels [15][16][17], and reduction in the consumption of lubricating oils and plastic lubricants [18]. One of the chief benefits of CNG is that it provides a source of affordable energy [19].…”
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“…The first passenger cars were not subject to any emissions restrictions. The emission problems were of interest to many researchers, for example [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]. For several years, an important element in those works on car concerns has been the project of replacing vehicles with an internal combustion engine with vehicles with an alternative drive.…”
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