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EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF DI DIESEL ENGINE PERFORMANCE FUELED WITH JATROPHA BIODIESEL

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Table 1. Properties of diesel and jatropha biodiesel
Figure 2. Experimental setup (a) schematic diagram; (b) original test setup.
Figure 3. Variations of brake thermal efficiency with load for different test fuels
Figure 5. Variations of BSEC with load for different test fuels

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