An experimental study of partially premixed compression ignition combustion with low octane fuel was conducted on a single-cylinder engine. The effects of the external exhaust gas recirculation and intake boost on this partially premixed compression ignition combustion and emissions were investigated. During the experiments, a trade-off relationship between the NO^sub x^ and smoke emissions was observed in this partially premixed compression ignition combustion. However, heavy exhaust gas recirculation usage has the potential to decrease NO^sub x^ and soot emissions simultaneously at the expense of the fuel economy. It is determined that at an increased intake port pressure, the maximum in-cylinder pressure increases, and the ignition timing of the high-temperature combustion is retarded. Also, the peak value of the low-temperature combustion is slightly depressed, the peak value of the high-temperature heat release decreases significantly, and the maximum value of the diffusing burn increases to some extent. Compared to natural aspirated condition, the partially premixed compression ignition combustion with intake boost has the capability of simultaneously reducing NO^sub x^ and soot emissions to ultra-low levels, that is, the intake boost could be an important strategy for the combustion and emission improvement in this advanced engine combustion mode.


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    Title :

    Experimental study on partially premixed compression ignition combustion fueled with a low octane number primary reference fuel using two-stage fuel supplying




    Publication date :

    2016




    Type of media :

    Article (Journal)


    Type of material :

    Print


    Language :

    English



    Classification :

    BKL:    52.35 Kolbenkraftmaschinen / 52.35