Combustion Performance and Stability in Dual Fuel Engine with Different Pilot Diesel Injection Timings[J]. 2014, 48(7): 29-33+130.
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Combustion Performance and Stability in Dual Fuel Engine with Different Pilot Diesel Injection Timings[J]. 2014, 48(7): 29-33+130.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201407006.
Combustion Performance and Stability in Dual Fuel Engine with Different Pilot Diesel Injection Timings
The combustion performance and stability of a dual fuel engine fueled with diesel and natural gas at different pilot diesel injection timings are investigated. The results show that the profile of in-cylinder pressure is advanced
the peak pressure gets greater and appears earlier
and there exist two peaks of heat release rate in dual fuel engine; the advanced pilot diesel injection timing facilitates complete combustion of pilot diesel to supply more ignition power; the whole heat release rate is elevated with earlier pilot diesel injection timing; the peak pressure and the maximum rate of pressure rise increase dramatically with the earlier pilot diesel injection timing
the change of the cyclic variation of peak pressure is unconspicuous
while the change of the cyclic variation of the maximum rate of pressure rise increases with earlier injection timing. The peak pressure and indicated mean effective pressure show a correlation with the crank angle corresponding to peak pressure
the distribution moves towards the top dead center with earlier pilot diesel injection timing
and the interdependence of maximum rate of pressure rise and its corresponding crank angle is weakened. The cyclic variations get the maximum(5.4%)at 20° before top dead center. The cyclic variations of indicated mean effective pressure are all bellow 4%.
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