A Study on the Fuel Characteristics of Hydrotreated Biodiesel(HBD) for Alternative Diesel Fuel |
Kim, Jae-Kon
(Green Technology R&D Center, Korea Institute of Petroleum Management)
Jeon, Cheol-Hwan (Green Technology R&D Center, Korea Institute of Petroleum Management) Yim, Eui-Soon (Green Technology R&D Center, Korea Institute of Petroleum Management) Jung, Choong-Sub (Green Technology R&D Center, Korea Institute of Petroleum Management) |
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