Sentence examples for diesel efficiency from inspiring English sources

That has focused attention on the E.P.A.'s testing regime, which seems to credit hybrids for illusory mileage while understating diesel efficiency.

A higher diesel removal efficiency (36%) was observed when using the higher voltage gradient (1.5 V cm−1) after two weeks, which demonstrates a promising performance of the studied technology for a future real in-situ application.

It was the first time I had experienced diesel-engine efficiency married to gasoline-engine poise and performance.

The diesel removal efficiencies were increased from 33%to44%4% for 1 V/cm and from 43% to 67% for 2 V/cm, respectively, by using 20 g/L NaCl compared to using 20 g/L NaNO3.

"With minimal changes to the engine hardware, H.C.C.I. gasoline engines should be able to produce diesel-like efficiencies while simultaneously lowering emissions," he said.

A 19th-century invention by Rudolf Diesel, the diesel engine has always been known for outstanding fuel efficiency, with better mileage (by 25percentto40percentcenthanhan gasoline.

Such a margin pretty well cancels out the diesel's superior efficiency.All of which has made your correspondent recall his early days as a motoring journalist.

The main aim of this study is to evaluate the effects of ceramic coating on diesel engines' effective efficiency at different engine loads and speeds.

It was observed that bioaugmentation contributed to the highest diesel oil biodegradation efficiency, whereas the addition of rhamnolipids did not notably influence the treatment process.

The study focused on assessing the influence of bioaugmentation and addition of rhamnolipids on diesel oil biodegradation efficiency during field studies.

Jacobson[52] concludes that given a (realistic) 15% higher diesel car fuel efficiency as compared to petrol-fuelled cars, no cooling effect will be observed in the atmosphere over 100 years.