March 2006 Designer Diesel

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DME – the diesel alternative which is easy to dismiss, but hard to beat

Dimethyl-ether (DME) is a product which is better known today as a propellant for hairspray than as a fuel for heavy duty vehicles. DME's advocates point to its clean-burning properties, exceptionally..

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March 2006 Designer Diesel

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