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喷嘴开启压力对DISI甲醇发动机燃烧和排放的影响 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
在1台经过改装的1.99L自然吸气缸内直喷点燃式甲醇发动机上,进行了喷嘴开启压力对发动机有效热效率、燃烧及排放影响的试验研究。在发动机转速为2 000r/min的各负荷工况下,选取7.5 MPa,12.5 MPa和17.5 MPa 3个喷嘴开启压力进行试验分析。结果表明:随着喷嘴开启压力的降低,发动机有效热效率、最大缸内压力和放热率略微增加,但是在小负荷工况下降低喷嘴开启压力,HC排放和CO排放显著增加,在大负荷工况下提高喷嘴开启压力会使NOx排放显著增加。 相似文献
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MPI+GDI发动机稀薄燃烧性能研究 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
为了研究甲醇替代比和过量空气系数对复合喷射发动机稀薄燃烧及排放特性的影响,本研究基于1台自行改造的包含甲醇进气道喷射和汽油缸内喷射(M PI+GDI)的光学复合喷射系统发动机,建立三维仿真模型,进行缸压试验验证,研究稀薄燃烧条件下不同过量空气系数和甲醇替代比下缸内燃烧和排放特性.研究结果表明:随着过量空气系数的增大,火焰传播变慢,放热率峰值出现也晚,后燃现象增强,缸内压力峰值降低且相位推迟,指示热效率呈上升趋势;CO和NO x排放下降,未燃碳氢化合物(THC)排放先降后升,过量空气系数为1.4时最低,原因是适当增加过量空气系数可使燃烧更充分,但是过量空气系数过大导致燃烧不稳定.随着甲醇替代比增加,缸内压力峰值不断增加且相位提前,高甲醇比例的燃料燃烧速度快,燃烧重心前移,排气温度降低,NO x排放增加,T HC排放先降后升,CO排放降低.研究结果为甲醇汽油复合喷射发动机的参数优化设计提供了理论依据. 相似文献
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点火正时对电控稀燃天然气发动机性能的影响 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
试验研究了点火正时对电控稀燃多点喷射天然气发动机燃烧及排放性能的影响规律。对该发动机转速为1 450 r/min,1 750 r/min,2 050 r/min,负荷为25%,50%,75%,100%的12个工况点进行了试验研究。研究结果表明,在其他燃烧边界条件不变的情况下,点火正时对该发动机输出扭矩及CH4排放影响不大,但是在2 050 r/min,100%负荷工况下,随着点火正时的进一步后移,出现扭矩下降及CH4排放增加的现象。点火正时对NOx排放有显著的影响,同一工况下,随着点火正时的推移,NOx排放明显降低。 相似文献
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混合动力汽车发动机起动要快速,其瞬态程度更高,势必造成起动过程排放控制困难.为了研究不同起动瞬态变化条件下的发动机燃烧和排放特性,基于自行搭建的单轴并联混合动力试验平台,分别用24 V原机起动和800 r/min,1 000 r/min及1 200 r/min转速拖动发动机起动.研究结果表明:随着拖动转速升高,起动过程中的缸内压力峰值、平均有效压力和燃烧持续期均减小,但减少幅度会降低,800 r/min拖动起动时,燃烧波动较大;发动机起动过程中的CO,NOx和Soot排放均随着拖动转速的升高而减少;原机24 V起动和800 r/min拖动起动时燃烧和排放特性随循环或时间的变化趋势一致,1 000 r/min和1 200 r/min拖动起动时的燃烧和排放特性变化趋势一致;以800~1 000 r/min拖动起动是较好的快速起动策略,但是需要重新标定起动时的喷油策略. 相似文献
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为了研究油酸甲酯乙醇混合燃料在柴油机上的应用,在一台单缸直喷柴油机上进行100%油酸甲酯(YSME)和5%无水乙醇+95%油酸甲酯(E5)燃烧特性、经济性与排放特性对比试验,分析了柴油机燃用两种燃料时的燃烧压力、放热率、经济性和排放特性。结果表明,与YSME相比,发动机转速n为1500r/min、负荷Pme为0.531MPa时,E5最大燃烧压力和最大燃烧放热率均有所增加;在小负荷时,E5有效燃油消耗率和有效能量消耗率增加,在中等负荷时接近,在大负荷时略有减少;NOx与HC排放增加;碳烟与C0排放明显降低。 相似文献
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利用三维仿真软件AVLFire建立进气道喷射甲醇、缸内喷射柴油的模型,应用试验结果验证了模型的正确性。改变2200r/min,136N·m工况下的EGR率(0%,5%,15%,25%和35%),分析了EGR对甲醇‐柴油组合燃烧发动机燃烧过程和排放的影响。结果表明:与EGR率为0相比,随着EGR率增加,甲醇‐柴油组合燃烧发动机着火延迟期先缩短后延长,缸内最高压力降低,EGR率为5%时,着火延迟期缩短2°曲轴转角;随着EGR率增加,放热率曲线由双峰分布向单峰分布转变,最高温度下降,高温持续时间缩短;随着EGR率增加,NOx排放降低,CO和炭烟排放上升,与EGR率为0时比,EGR率为15%时的NOx排放量降低了54%。 相似文献
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T. Fang R. E. Coverdill C. -F. F. Lee R. A. White 《International Journal of Automotive Technology》2008,9(5):551-561
An optically accessible single-cylinder high speed direct-injection (HSDI) Diesel engine equipped with a Bosch common rail
injection system was used to study low temperature Modulated Kinetics (MK) combustion with a retarded single main injection.
High-speed liquid fuel Mie-scattering was employed to investigate the liquid distribution and evolution. By carefully setting
up the optics, three-dimensional images of fuel spray were obtained from both the bottom of the piston and the side window.
The NOx emissions were measured in the exhaust pipe. The influence of injection pressure and injection timing on liquid fuel
evolution and combustion characteristics was studied under similar fuel quantities. Interesting spray development was seen
from the side window images. Liquid impingement was found for all of the cases due to the small diameter of the piston bowl.
The liquid fuel tip hits the bowl wall obliquely and spreads as a wall jet in the radial direction of the spray. Due to the
bowl geometry, the fuel film moves back into the central part of the bowl, which enhances the air-fuel mixing process and
prepares a more homogeneous air-fuel mixture. Stronger impingement was seen for high injection pressures. Injection timing
had little effect on fuel impingement. No liquid fuel was seen before ignition, indicating premixed combustion for all the
cases. High-speed combustion video was taken using the same frame rate. Ignition was seen to occur on or near the bowl wall
in the vicinity of the spray tip, with the ignition delay being noticeably longer for lower injection pressure and later injection
timing. The majority of the flame was confined to the bowl region throughout the combustion event. A more homogeneous and
weaker flame was observed for higher injection pressures and later injection timing. The combustion structure also proves
the mixing enhancement effect of the liquid fuel impingement. The results show that ultra-low sooting combustion is feasible
in an HSDI diesel engine with a higher injection pressure, a higher EGR rate, or later injection timing, with little penalty
on power output. It was also found that injection timing has more influence on HCCI-like combustion using a single main injection
than the other two factors studied. Compared with the base cases, simultaneous reductions of soot and NOx were obtained by
increasing EGR rate and retarding injection timing. By increasing injection pressure, NOx emissions were increased due to
leaner and faster combustion with better air-fuel mixing. However, smoke emissions were significantly reduced with increased
injection pressure. 相似文献
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T. Fang R. E. Coverdill C. -F. F. Lee R. A. White 《International Journal of Automotive Technology》2009,10(3):285-295
In this paper, the influence of injection parameters on the transition from Premixed Charge Combustion Ignition (PCCI) combustion
to conventional diesel combustion was investigated in an optically accessible High-Speed Direct-Injection (HSDI) diesel engine
using multiple injection strategies. The heat release characteristics were analyzed using incylinder pressure for different
operating conditions. The whole cycle combustion process was visualized with a high-speed video camera by simultaneously capturing
the natural flame luminosity from both the bottom of the optical piston and the side window, showing the three dimensional
combustion structure within the combustion chamber. Eight operating conditions were selected to address the influences of
injection pressure, injection timing, and fuel quantity of the first injection on the development of second injection combustion.
For some cases with early first injection timing and a small fuel quantity, no liquid fuel is found when luminous flame points
appear, which shows that premixed combustion occurs for these cases. However, with the increase of first injection fuel quantity
and retardation of the first injection timing, the combustion mode transitions from PCCI combustion to diffusion flame combustion,
with liquid fuel being injected into the hot flame. The observed combustion phenomena are mainly determined by the ambient
temperature and pressure at the start of the second injection event. The start-of-injection ambient conditions are greatly
influenced by the first injection timing, fuel quantity, and injection pressure. Small fuel quantity and early injection timing
of the first injection event and high injection pressure are preferable for low sooting combustion. 相似文献
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