1. Snežana Petković, University of Banja Luka, Faculty of mechanical engineering,
Republic of Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina
2. Emil Hnatko, Veleučilište velika Gorica, Croatia
3. Radivoje Stefanović, Serbia
4. Stevan Veinovic, Lithuania
Some serious forecasts say that the number of motor vehicles will double by 2025, but with little likelihood of sufficient quantities of energy sources to support the needs. Even a thought of unlimited energy sources is a way towards a complete destruction of life on our planet. Every engaged energy source: from the outer space, from the Earth’s core, from fuels resulting from everyday life activities, remains in our environment as a parasitic content that modifies the ecological and genetic conditions. Since there is a wide range of alternative fuels, this is a good opportunity to undertake a thorough review of what there is available to us. Today`s „super-tractors“, backbone of the trend towards large farm operations, are all based on highly improved engine-vehicle matches, resulting in further improvements in the energy-efficient use of farm machinery. Key words:
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11.05.2015.
