J West, H Close
Abstract
The diesel engine produces more useful work per unit of fuel energy than any other engine. However, the rapid increase in use of diesels has created a growth in demand which may become difficult to meet. This publication is a practical guide to ways in which diesel fuel can be saved through vehicle design, maintenance, operations and driver related factors.
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The diesel engine produces more useful work per unit of fuel energy than any other engine. However, the rapid increase in use of diesels has created a growth in demand which may become difficult to meet. This publication is a practical guide to ways in which diesel fuel can be saved through vehicle design, maintenance, operations and driver related factors.
Key concepts: Diesel fuel, Automotive engineering, Diesel engine, Work (physics), Engineering, Environmental science, Transport engineering, Mechanical engineering