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A. Karnwal M. M. Hasan N. Kumar A. N. Siddiquee Z. A. Khan 《International Journal of Automotive Technology》2011,12(4):599-610
This paper presents an experimental study that involves an application of the Taguchi method and grey relational analysis
to determine the optimum factor level to obtain optimum multiple-performance characteristics of a diesel engine run with different
low-percentage thumba biodiesel-diesel blends. Four factors, namely, low-percentage thumba biodiesel-diesel blend, compression
ratio, nozzle opening pressure and injection timing were each considered at three levels. An L9 orthogonal array was used to collect data for various engine performance- and emission-related responses under different
engine loads. The signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio and grey relational analysis were used for data analysis. The results of the
study revealed that the combination of a blend consisting of 30% thumba biodiesel (B30), a compression ratio of 14, a nozzle
opening pressure of 250 bar and an injection timing of 20° produces maximum multiple performance of a diesel engine with minimum
multiple emissions from the engine. 相似文献
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In this work a two-stroke scooter engine was modified to work with semi-direct injection of gasoline at a pressure of 8 bar
from an injector in the cylinder barrel pointed toward the cylinder head. The influence of injection timing, injection pressure,
spark plug location and air-fuel ratio, on performance, emissions and combustion characteristics has been investigated. In
addition, a comparison has been made with manifold injection of gasoline on the same engine at a given speed and various outputs.
A significant reduction in HC emissions and fuel consumption with no adverse effects on NOx emissions and combustion stability
was observed. A small drop in power and increase in CO emission were observed disadvantages of the new injection system. Injection
timing was found to be the most important factor and a balance between reduction in shortcircuited fuel by late injection,
and time for mixture preparation by advancing the injection, was found to be essential. 相似文献
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D. Jung W. L. Wang A. Knafl T. J. Jacobs S. J. Hu D. N. Assanis 《International Journal of Automotive Technology》2008,9(1):9-15
The effects of the Abrasive Flow Machining (AFM) process on a direct injection (DI) Diesel engine fuel injector nozzle are
studied. Geometry characterization techniques were developed to measure the microscopic variations inside the nozzle before
and after the process. This paper also provides empirically-based correlations of the nozzle geometry changes due to the AFM
process. The resulting impact of the process on the engine performance and emissions are also assessed with a DI Diesel engine
test setup. This study shows that properly AFM-processed injectors can enhance engine performance and improve emissions due
to the improved quality of the nozzle characteristics. However, an extended process can also cause enlargement of the nozzle
hole as a side effect, which can adversely affect emissions. Emission measurements show the trade-off for the minimum levels
as the process proceeds. Since the enlargement of the hole during the AFM process is not avoidable and must be minimized,
strict control over the process is required. This control can be enforced by either limiting the AFM processing period, or
by properly preparing the initial hole diameter so as to accommodate the inevitable changes in the nozzle geometry. 相似文献
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J. Benajes S. Molina R. Novella R. Amorim H. Ben Hadj Hamouda J. P. Hardy 《International Journal of Automotive Technology》2010,11(2):139-146
The demand for reduced pollutant emissions has motivated various technological advances in passenger car diesel engines. This
paper presents a study comparing two fuel injection systems and analyzing their combustion noise and pollutant emissions.
The abilities of different injection strategies to meet strict regulations were evaluated. The difficult task of maintaining
a constant specific fuel consumption while trying to reduce pollutant emissions was the aim of this study. The engine being
tested was a 0.287-liter single-cylinder engine equipped with a common-rail injection system. A solenoid and a piezoelectric
injector were tested in the engine. The engine was operated under low load conditions using two injection events, high EGR
rates, no swirl, three injection pressures and eight different dwell times. Four injector nozzles with approximately the same
fuel injection rate were tested using the solenoid injection system (10 and 12 orifice configuration) and piezoelectric system
(6 and 12 orifice design). The injection system had a significant influence on pollutant emissions and combustion noise. The
piezoelectric injector presented the best characteristics for future studies since it allows for shorter injection durations
and greater precision, which means smaller fuel mass deliveries with faster responses. 相似文献
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G. R. Kannan K. R. Balasubramanian R. Anand 《International Journal of Automotive Technology》2013,14(4):507-519
This study intends to predict the influence of injection pressure and injection timing on performance, emission and combustion characteristics of a diesel engine fuelled with waste cooking palm oil based biodiesel using the artificial neural network (ANN) model. To acquire data for training and testing in the proposed ANN, experiments were carried out in a single cylinder, four stroke direct injection diesel engine at a constant speed of 1500 rpm and at full load (100%) condition. From the experimental results, it was observed that waste cooking palm oil methyl ester provided better engine performance and improved emission and combustion characteristics at injection pressure of 280 bar and timing of 25.5° bTDC. An ANN model was developed using the data acquired from the experiments. Training of ANN was performed based on back propagation learning algorithm. Multilayer perceptron (MLP) network was used for non-linear mapping of the input and output parameters. Among the various networks tested the network with two hidden layers and 11 neurons gave better correlation coefficient for the prediction of engine performance, emission and combustion characteristics. The ANN model was validated with the test data which was not used for training and was found to be very well correlated. 相似文献
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G. T. Chala A. R. A. Aziz F. Y. Hagos 《International Journal of Automotive Technology》2017,18(1):85-96
There is an increasing interest in supercharging spark ignition engines operating on CNG (compressed natural gas) mainly due to its superior knock resisting properties. However, there is a penalty in volumetric efficiency when directly injecting the gaseous fuel at early and partial injection timings. The present work reports the combined effects of a small boost pressure and injection timing on performance and combustion of CNG fueled DI (direct injection) engine. The experimental tests were carried out on a 4-stroke DI spark ignition engine with a compression ratio of 14. Early injection timing, when inlet valves are still open (at 300°BTDC), and partial injection timing, in which part of the injection occurs after the inlet valves are closed (at 180°BTDC), were varied at each operating speed with variation of the boost pressure from 2.5 to 10 kPa. A narrow angle injector (NAI) was used to increase the mixing rate at engine speeds between 2000 and 5000 rpm. Similar experiments were conducted on a naturally aspirated engine and the results were then compared with that of the boosting system to examine the combined effects of boost pressure and injection timing. It was observed that boost pressure above 7.5 kPa resulted in an improvement of performance and combustion of CNG DI engine at all operating speeds. This was manifested in the faster heat release rates and mass fraction burned that in turn improved combustion efficiency of the boosting system. An increased in cylinder pressure and temperature was also observed with boost pressure compared to naturally aspirated engine. Moreover, the combustion duration was reduced due to concentration of the heat release near to the top dead center as the result of the boost pressure. Supercharging was also found to reduce the penalty of volumetric efficiency at both the simulated port and partial injection timings. 相似文献
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B. H. Lee J. H. Song Y. J. Chang C. H. Jeon 《International Journal of Automotive Technology》2010,11(6):783-791
The diesel combustion process is highly dependent on fuel injection parameters, and understanding fuel spray development is
essential for proper control of the process. One of the critical factors for controlling the rate of mixing of fuel and air
is the number of injector holes in a diesel engine. This study was intended to explore the behavior of the formation of spray
mixtures, combustion, and emissions as a function of the number of injector hole changes; from this work, we propose an optimal
number of holes for superior emissions and engine performance in diesel engine applications. The results show that increasing
the number of holes significantly influences evaporation, atomization, and combustion. However, when the number of holes exceeds
a certain threshold, there is an adverse effect on combustion and emissions due to a lack of the air entrainment required
for the achievement of a stoichiometric mixture. 相似文献
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Q. Fan J. Bian H. Lu L. Li J. Deng 《International Journal of Automotive Technology》2012,13(4):523-531
The first firing cycle is very important during cold-start for all types of spark ignition engines. In addition, the combustion characteristics of the first firing cycle affect combustion and emissions in the following cycles. However, the first-cycle fuel-air mixing, combustion and emissions generation within the cylinder of a two-stage direct-injection (TSDI) engine during cold start is not completely understood. Based on the total stoichiometric air-fuel ratio and local richer mixture startup strategy, the first-cycle firing and combustion characteristic at cold start were investigated in a two-stage direct injection (TSDI) gasoline engine. In addition, the effects of the first injection timing, second injection timing, 1st and 2nd fuel injection proportion and total excess air ratio on the in-cylinder pressure, heat release rate and accumulated heat release were analyzed on the basis of a cycle-by-cycle analysis. It is shown that a larger 2nd fuel injection amount and later 2nd injection timing are more beneficial to the firing of the first cycle in the case of a total excess air ratio of 1.0. The optimum 1st and 2nd injection timing fuel injection proportions are 120°CA ATDC during the intake stroke, 60°CA BTDC during the compression stroke and 1:1. In addition, the firing boundary is a 2nd injection timing later than 90°CA BTDC during the compression stroke in the case of the 1st injection timing from 60°CA to 180°CA ATDC during an intake stroke and involves a 1st and 2nd fuel injection proportion of 1:1 and an excess air ratio of 1.0. The study provides a detailed understanding of cold-start combustion characteristics and a guide for optimizing the reliable first-cycle firing at cold start. 相似文献
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This paper presents an accurate engine fuel injection quantity control technique for high pressure common rail (HPCR) injection
systems by an iterative learning control (ILC)-based, on-line calibration method. Accurate fuel injection quantity control
is of importance in improving engine combustion efficiency and reducing engine-out emissions. Current Diesel engine fuel injection
quantity control algorithms are either based on pre-calibrated tables or injector models, which may not adequately handle
the effects of disturbances from fuel pressure oscillation in HPCR, rail pressure sensor reading inaccuracy, and the injector
aging on injection quantity control. In this paper, by using an exhaust oxygen fraction dynamic model, an on-line parameter
calibration method for accurate fuel injection quantity control was developed based on an enhanced iterative learning control
(EILC) technique in conjunction with HPCR injection system. A high-fidelity, GT-Power engine model, with parametric uncertainties
and measurement disturbances, was utilized to validate such a methodology. Through simulations at different engine operating
conditions, the effectiveness of the proposed method in rejecting the effects of uncertainties and disturbance on fuel injection
quantity control was demonstrated. 相似文献
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《JSAE Review》1998,19(1):21-26
The effect of injection nozzle, diesel fuel density (volatility) and cetane number on diesel exhaust emissions were investigated. Decreasing injection nozzle hole diameter decreases PM emission. However, a small nozzle hole increases NOx emission and decreases the effect of fuel on PM emission. Decreasing fuel density is effective for reduction of NOx emission. But the effect is smaller than that of nozzle hole diameter and injection pressure. Furthermore injection timing retardation decreases the effect of fuel density on NOx emission. 相似文献
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喷油器结构对柴油机性能影响的研究 总被引:5,自引:0,他引:5
着重介绍了对某大功率高速柴油机喷油器针阀体结构进行的改进研究,以改善喷油器的喷雾特性以及提高其流量,同时通过柴油机整机性能匹配试验,研究喷油器结构对柴油机整机性能的影响。 相似文献
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《JSAE Review》1996,17(3):267-272
Combustion characteristics of a gasoline direct-injection (DI) engine were studied with fuel injection timing varied. This study showed that emissions at part load are reduced by optimizing in-cylinder air motion and injection timing. Antiknock quality and volumetric efficiency are improved at high loads. With our DI system fuel does not stick on the intake port wall during engine warmup and transient mode, and thus even a cold engine can be controlled with a quick response and a high resolution, which, as a result, can reduce emissions. Also, lean limit is significantly improved by optimizing the injection timing. 相似文献
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Y. Bai L. Y. Fan X. Z. Ma H. L. Peng E. Z. Song 《International Journal of Automotive Technology》2016,17(4):567-579
In this paper, the bond graph model of common rail injector was proposed in consideration of the effects of variable liquid capacitance and fuel physical property on the injection characteristics of the injector. State equations were derived based on the model, which were numerically solved by programming in Matlab. Comparisons between the simulation results and the experimental data show that the numerical model can effectively predict the injection quantity of the system. Effect of variation of delivery chamber diameter, needle seat semi-angle, needle cone semi-angle, ball valve seat semi-angle, nozzle hole diameter, inlet orifice diameter and outlet orifice diameter on fuel injection quantity had been analyzed. The influence rules of various parameters on the fuel injection quantity had been established. The experiments were conducted using face centered central composite design. A second order polynomial response surface model had been developed for predicting fuel injection quantity, as a function of the independent variables. Analysis of variation was used to determine the significance interactions which primarily affect the fuel injection quantity. It had been concluded that six interaction factors including delivery chamber diameter with nozzle hole diameter, needle seat semi-angle with needle cone semi-angle, needle seat semi-angle with nozzle hole diameter, needle cone semi-angle with nozzle hole diameter, nozzle hole diameter with inlet orifice diameter, and nozzle hole diameter with outlet orifice diameter have significant effect on the fuel injection quantity of the system. 相似文献
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S. Kim J. M. Nouri Y. Yan C. Arcoumanis 《International Journal of Automotive Technology》2009,10(3):277-284
The spray characteristics of a 6-hole injector were examined in a single cylinder optical direct injection spark ignition
engine. The effects of injection timing, in-cylinder charge motion, fuel injection pressure, and coolant temperature were
investigated using the 2-dimensional Mie scattering technique. It was confirmed that the in-cylinder charge motion played
a major role in the fuel spray distribution during the induction stroke while injection timing had to be carefully considered
at high injection pressures during the compression stroke to prevent spray impingement on the piston. 相似文献
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The purpose of this study is to understand the operational characteristics of a diesel engine that uses BD20 reformed by ultrasonic
energy irradiation. In particular we study the effects of tuning injection delay and EGR rate. BD containing about 10% oxygen
has attracted attention due to soaring crude oil prices and environmental pollution. This oxygen decreases soot by promoting
combustion, but it also increases NOx. To solve this problem, injection timing may be delayed or an EGR system may be applied.
These adjustments normally lower engine power and increase exhaust emission but, in using fuel reformed by ultrasonic energy
irradiation (which is changed physically and chemically to promote combustion), we may hope to circumvent this problem. To
control the duration of the ultrasonic energy irradiation, the capacity of the chamber in an ultrasonic energy fuel supply
system was tested at 550cc and 1100cc capacities. As for the results of the experiment, we could identify the optimum EGR
rate by investigating the engine performance and the characteristics of exhaust emissions according to the injection timing
and the EGR rate while ultrasonically irradiated BD20 was fed to a commercial diesel engine. With UBD20 (at an injection timing
of BTDC 16°), the optimum EGR rate, giving satisfactory engine performance and exhaust emissions characteristics, was in the
range of 15∼20%. 相似文献
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We investigated the effects of the fuel injection timing — both for early and late injection — in conjunction with the throttle
opening ratio on the fuel-air mixing characteristics, engine power, combustion stability and emission characteristics of a
DI CNG spark engine and control system that had been modified and designed according to the author’s original idea. We verified
that the combustion characteristics were affected by the fuel injection timing and that the engine conditions were affected
by the throttle opening ratios and the rpm. The combustion characteristics were greatly improved for a complete open throttle
ratio with an early injection timing and for a partial throttle ratio with a late injection timing. The combustion duration
was governed by the duration of flame propagation in late injection timing scenarios and by the duration of early flame development
in cases of early injection timing. As the result, the combustion duration is shortened, the lean limit is improved, the air-fuel
mixing conditions are controlled, and the emissions are reduced through control of the fuel injection timing and vary according
to ratio of the throttle opening. 相似文献
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Sangki Park Jungmo Oh Kihyung Lee 《International Journal of Automotive Technology》2018,19(2):199-207
Lean NOx trap (LNT) catalyst has been used to reduce NOx emissions from diesel engines. The LNT absorbs NOx in lean condition and discharges N2 by reducing NOx in rich conditions. Thus, it is necessary to make exhaust gas lean or rich conditions for controlling LNT system. For making a rich condition, a secondary injector was adopted to inject a diesel fuel into the exhaust pipe. In the case of secondary injector, the behavior of spray is easily affected by high temperature (i.e., 250 ~ 350 °C) occurred in the exhaust manifold. Therefore, it is needed to investigate the spray behavior of diesel fuel injected into an exhaust manifold, as well as the conversion characteristics for a lean NOx trap of a diesel engine with LNT catalyst. The characteristics of exhaust emissions in NEDC (New European Driving Cycle) mode were analyzed and spray behaviors were visualized in various exhaust gas conditions. The results show that as the exhaust gas mass flow increases, the spray cone angle becomes broad and the fuel is directed to the flow field. Besides, the cone angle of spray is decreased by centrifugal force caused in exhaust gas flow field. In addition, the effects of nozzle installation degree, injection quantity, and exhaust gas flow on NOx conversion performance were clarified. 相似文献