What does MDE mean?
MDE means Marine Diesel Engines
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Marine Diesel Engines?
Marine Diesel Engines can be abbreviated as MDE
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What does MDE stand for? MDE stands for "Marine Diesel Engines". |
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How to abbreviate "Marine Diesel Engines"? "Marine Diesel Engines" can be abbreviated as MDE. |
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What is the meaning of MDE abbreviation? The meaning of MDE abbreviation is "Marine Diesel Engines". |
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What is MDE abbreviation? One of the definitions of MDE is "Marine Diesel Engines". |
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What does MDE mean? MDE as abbreviation means "Marine Diesel Engines". |
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What is shorthand of Marine Diesel Engines? The most common shorthand of "Marine Diesel Engines" is MDE. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SMDERI - Shanghai Marine Diesel Engine Research Institute
- MDCL - Marine Diesel Cylinder Lubricant
- QMD - Qingdao Qiyao Wärtsilä Mhi Linshan Marine Diesel Co. Ltd.
- MACH21 - New Diesel Engines and New Diesel Fuels - Influence of future fuel formulations on emissions and performance of new DI diesel technology.
- MDF - Marine Diesel Fuel
- MHE - Marine Heat Engines
- MME - Marine Mining Engines
- NEDENEF - NEw Diesel Engines and New diesel Fuels - influence of future fuel formulations on emissions and performance of new di diesel technology
- PRIDE - Application of advanced chemistry and CFD to Pollutant Reduction In Diesel Engines
- YMD - Yichang Marine Diesel
- D.I. - Direct Injection [of Diesel Engines]
- HSDI - High-speed Direct Injection (of Diesel Engines)
- MDO - Marine Diesel Oil
- MPDEs - Main Propulsion Diesel Engines
- EHVA - Electro-Hydraulic Valve Actuation (diesel engines)
- md - Marine Diesel
- mdc - Marine Diesel Control
- mdo - Marine-Diesel-Öl
- tcde - Towards Clean Diesel Engines
- shorepower, shore power. - A system, usually eletrical, to supply power to a ship when it is docked. These systems eliminate the need for the ship to run its diesel engines while in port, thus reducing emissions. Also known as