The levels of combustible species in the exhaust of a direct-injection diesel engine are: HC, 0.8...

The levels of combustible species in the exhaust of a direct-injection diesel engine are: HC, 0.8
g/kW.h; CO, 3 g/kW.h; particulates, 0.7 g/kW.h. If the specific fuel consumption is 210
g/kW. h calculates the combustion efficiency

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