Engine Testing and Evaluation of Commercially Available Steels for Next Generation Diesel Engine Pistons: Updated 1
Engine Testing and Evaluation of Commercially Available Steels for Next Generation Diesel Engine Pistons: Updated 1
Expert Committee's Recommendations: Liquid hydrocarbon fuels "should serve as the primary sources of power and energy for the forseeable future" (through 2035) Engine Efficiency: Continue investing in technology to improve the tank-to-wheel conversion efficiency of a vehicle, to include high efficiency diesel engines Electrification: Develop hybrid electric vehicles with internal combustion (IC) engines, and/or partial vehicle electrification concepts, not battery electric vehicles Multi-fuel engines: Use diesel and biodiesel to supplement jet fuel (e.g. JP-8, F-24) as the mission allows.
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Engine Testing and Evaluation of Commercially Available Steels for Next Generation Diesel Engine Pistons: Updated 1
2021
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Logistics, Military Facilities, & Supplies , Reciprocation & Rotating Combustion Engines , Transportation , Battery electric vehicles , Diesel engines , Efficiency , Electric vehicles , Engineers , Engines , Fuels , Heat flux , Heat transfer , Hydrocarbon fuels , Materials , Materials engineering , Oxidation resistance , Propulsion systems , Thermal conductivity , Thermophysical properties , Vehicles
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