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Diesel engines have higher efficiency than gasoline engines due to their higher compression ratio and combustion of only compressed air during the compression stroke. Diesel engines have a heterogeneous air-fuel mixture combustion compared to the homogeneous combustion in gasoline engines. Diesel engines
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- Harish Kotharu
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- EN