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    CO2 Reduction Potentials in Diesel, Natural Gas and Hydrogen Operation on a Test Engine

    Martin Kirsten, Thomas Kammerdiener, Shinsuke Murakami… in MTZ worldwide (2023)

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    CO2-Minderungspotenziale im Diesel-, Erdgas- und Wasserstoffbetrieb an einem Versuchsmotor

    Martin Kirsten, Thomas Kammerdiener, Shinsuke Murakami… in MTZ - Motortechnische Zeitschrift (2023)

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    Approaches to Meeting Fluctuating Natural Gas Quality in Large Bore Engine Applications

    State-of-the-art large bore gas engines for power generation are traditionally designed for long-term operation at high load. They run at high power density and high engine efficiency, which is guaranteed as l...

    Jan Zelenka, Claudio Hoff, Martin Kirsten, Andreas Wimmer in Knocking in Gasoline Engines (2018)

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    LDM Compact – an efficient methodology for the development of combustion concepts for non-natural gas

    World energy demand is escalating as the global population and wealth in emerging markets continues to grow. At the time this publication is being written, the price of fossil fuels, especially oil and gas, is...

    Jan Zelenka, Martin Kirsten, Eduard Schneßl… in Heavy-Duty-, On- und Off-Highway-Motoren 2… (2018)

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    Least Cost to Maximise Dust Collection in Electrostatic Precipitators

    Electrostatic Precipitators (ESPs) are widely used to contain the particle emission from industrial plants, with coal-fired boilers as the largest user. Human health requires reduced particle emission. This pa...

    Martin Kirsten, Anders Karlsson, Christer Mauritzson in Electrostatic Precipitation (2009)

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    Challenges for Reduction in Emission in Old Electrostatic Precipitators at Lower Cost

    Industrial plants are one of the major users of Electrostatic Precipitators (ESPs) for particulate emission control. These are primarily Cement, Metallurgy, Pulp & Paper and Aluminum industries. The paper gene...

    Debasish Chakrabarti, Robert Pritchard, Martin Kirsten… in Electrostatic Precipitation (2009)