A new solution to the cold start emissions of gasoline direct injection(GDI)engines was presented with two-stage injection strategy and special design of piston crown to improve the distribution of the air-fuel mixture and the combustion stability. AVL-Fire was used to simulate the distribution of fuel-air mixture in a cylinder under cold start condition. The cold-start-exhaust experiment with different injection strategies was conducted. The results show that the two-stage injection strategy combined with reasonably guiding the air flow would optimize the distribution of the fuel-air ratio in the cylinder under cold start condition
thus improving the characteristics of the spark ignition and the spread speed of the flame front
and mitigating fuel wetted-wall phenomenon. It seems that the present method may enhance the combustion stability and reduce the HC emissions.
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