The outlook for fuels for internal combustion engines

International Journal of Engine Research

Volumn 15, Issue 4, 2014, Pages 383-398

  Kalghatgi, Gautam T ^a  

^a SAUDI ARAMCO   (Saudi Arabia)

Author keywords

Autoignition; Compression ignition; Diesel; Engine; Fuel; Gasoline; Knock; Octane number; Preignition; Spark ignition

Indexed keywords

ANTIKNOCK RATING; AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURE; COMBUSTION; COMBUSTION KNOCK; DIESEL ENGINES; ELECTRIC SPARKS; ENGINES; FUELING; GASOLINE; PREIGNITION; SPECIFICATIONS;

AUTO-IGNITION; COMPRESSION IGNITION; DIESEL; KNOCK; SPARK IGNITION;

FUELS; ENGINES;

EID: 84903610959     PISSN: 14680874     EISSN: 20413149     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1177/1468087414526189     Document Type: Review

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