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Investigation and Simulation of Gasoline in a Diesel Fuel Injector for Gasoline Compression Ignition Applications

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11. Tagung Einspritzung und Kraftstoffe 2018

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Future demand for middle distillates in the commercial sector is expected to rise in step with increased economic activity in much of the world. Simultaneously, the passenger car fleet will experience various degrees of electrification and demand for gasoline is expected to fall. This divergence in demand will offer an opportunity to commercial vehicle owners if gasoline fuel streams can be burned efficiently in commercial engines.

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    Michael Traver, Yuanjiang Pei, Tom Tzanetakis, Roberto Torelli, Christopher Powell & Sibendu Som

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Traver, M., Pei, Y., Tzanetakis, T., Torelli, R., Powell, C., Som, S. (2019). Investigation and Simulation of Gasoline in a Diesel Fuel Injector for Gasoline Compression Ignition Applications. In: Tschöke, H., Marohn, R. (eds) 11. Tagung Einspritzung und Kraftstoffe 2018. Proceedings. Springer Vieweg, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-23181-1_21

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