Fuel Switching
Meaning, Term, and Glossary Definition - What is Fuel Switching?
1. A precombustion process whereby a low-sulfur coal is used in place of a higher sulfur coal in a power plant to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions. 2. Illegally using leaded gasoline in a motor vehicle designed to use only unleaded.
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