“…In this subsequent dual fuel tests, the mechanical efficiency, brake thermal efficiency and volumetric efficiency is increased by 1% to 2%, 3% to 12% and 1% respectively and specific fuel consumption is decreased about 0.09 kg/kWh to 0.14 kg/kWh [2].…”
“…The reference volumetric efficiency of engine has almost similar volumetric efficiency when using dual fuel and diesel (about 80% at lower load and 78% at higher load). But with slight reduction is seen in using dual fuel operation (about 79% at lower load and 77% at higher load) [2].…”
“…In this subsequent dual fuel tests, the mechanical efficiency, brake thermal efficiency and volumetric efficiency is increased by 1% to 2%, 3% to 12% and 1% respectively and specific fuel consumption is decreased about 0.09 kg/kWh to 0.14 kg/kWh [2].…”
“…The reference volumetric efficiency of engine has almost similar volumetric efficiency when using dual fuel and diesel (about 80% at lower load and 78% at higher load). But with slight reduction is seen in using dual fuel operation (about 79% at lower load and 77% at higher load) [2].…”
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