Transport phenomena of SmSe1−x As x

Ariponnammal, S.; Natarajan, S.

doi:10.1007/bf02847558

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“…Microalgae,macro algae, and cyanobacteria convert sunlight based vitality to compound vitality for their development and advancement through the procedure of photosynthesis [9]. A few animal types likewise can be developed in heterotrophic conditions, where an exogenous wellspring of natural carbon is given [10]. Fig.1and Fig.2 shows the green algae in stagnant water.…”

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Characteristics of Cyan Bacteria (Green Algae) As Biodiesel in VCR Engine for Different Nozzles

Surendrababu*,

Michael,

Prasanth

et al. 2019

IJITEE

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This present study investigates the performance and emission characteristics different injection pressure on variable compression ratio of a diesel engineusing cyanobacteria (greenalgae).In the Diesel Engine the experiments were controlled withvarious hole injection to study the effect onemission and performance by using conventional diesel future emission regulation will require substantial reductions of NOX and CO2 emissions from diesel engines. With cyanobacteria (green algae) as a biodiesel and diesel blends are prepared to use as fuel on variable compression ratio diesel engine.

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