10 Main Reasons For High Exhaust Gas temperature In Marine Diesel engines
Exhaust gas temperature naturally is high, since it’s a product of combusted fuel. Depends on the engine design
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Exhaust gas temperature naturally is high, since it’s a product of combusted fuel. Depends on the engine design
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