Particulate Formation
Particulate Formation is a physical phenomenon in compression-ignition engines characterized by the nucleation and growth of solid carbonaceous particles during fuel-rich combustion conditions, distinguishing it from gaseous emission mechanisms by its reliance on incomplete oxidation and pyrolysis processes.
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P. F. Flynn, Russell Durrett, G. Hunter et al. · SAE technical papers on CD-ROM/SAE technical paper series · 1999 · 423 citations · Full text
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