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Continuous development of injection systems for HFO Engines from MAN Energy Solutions SE for future applications

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11. Tagung Einspritzung und Kraftstoffe 2018

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The development of large bore engines since ever have been driven by mainly two factors. First, the reduction of Fuel Oil consumption which to a large extent determines the operation costs for such an engine, and second the emission regulation, which pushes the development step by step forward, Figure 1, and force the engine manufacturers to develop new solutions for their contribution towards a sustainable transport industry.

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Wloka, J. et al. (2019). Continuous development of injection systems for HFO Engines from MAN Energy Solutions SE for future 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_8

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