International Journal of Vehicle Design · 2012 · 25 citations · 21 references
EngineeringAutomotive EngineeringChemical EngineeringCombustionInternal Combustion EnginesPropulsionCombustion ProcessesCompression-ignition EnginesEngine DesignEngine EfficiencyEngine PerformancePremixed CombustionCompression IgnitionCompression Ignition CombustionDiesel CombustionDiesel EnginesFuel Injection StrategiesInjection Nozzle DesignLow-emission CombustionPartially Premixed Combustion
A light-duty engine Volvo D5 was run with gasoline to demonstrate that high-octane number fuels, in compression ignition engines, are able to achieve high effi ciency, low NOx and soot simultaneously. An advanced three stage injection strategy was developed. A load sweep was performed between 6 and 17 bar IMEP and 2000 rpm. Gross indicated effi ciency stays fairly constant at 47% with very low NOx and soot. In the second section of the paper, diesel was compared with gasoline, while in the fi nal part the commercial 140°UA nozzle was compared with the narrower one, 120°, used in the above-mentioned experiments.
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Shuji Kimura, Osamu Aoki, Yasuhisa Kitahara et al. · SAE technical papers on CD-ROM/SAE technical paper series · 2001 · 498 citations
Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Environmental Engineering +16