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Diesel engine: today and tomorrow

L Givens

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A summary is given of some recent advances in diesel technology, and some possible future advances are discussed. Topics include turbocharging, aftercooling (the cooling of air from the turbocharger prior to the air entrance into the engine cylinders), fuel economy, transmissions, durability, and exhaust gases. (PMA)

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A summary is given of some recent advances in diesel technology, and some possible future advances are discussed. Topics include turbocharging, aftercooling (the cooling of air from the turbocharger prior to the air entrance into the engine cylinders), fuel economy, transmissions, durability, and exhaust gases. (PMA)

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A summary is given of some recent advances in diesel technology, and some possible future advances are discussed. Topics include turbocharging, aftercooling (the cooling of air from the turbocharger prior to the air entrance into the engine cylinders), fuel economy, transmissions, durability, and exhaust gases. (PMA)

Key concepts: Turbocharger, Diesel engine, Automotive engineering, Diesel fuel, Exhaust gas recirculation, Engineering, Naturally aspirated engine, Durability

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