Effects of Heavy Contents on Composition and Distribution of Soluble Organic Fraction Emission[J]. 2014, 48(11): 15-19+31.
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Effects of Heavy Contents on Composition and Distribution of Soluble Organic Fraction Emission[J]. 2014, 48(11): 15-19+31.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201411003.
Effects of Heavy Contents on Composition and Distribution of Soluble Organic Fraction Emission
The effects of heavy compositions of diesel on SOF(soluble organic fraction)composition and the distribution were experimentally investigated on a SOFIM8140 diesel engine by adding lubrication oil
castor oil and heavy hydrocarbons with carbon number larger than C
14
in diesel. And the SOF composition and its distribution characteristics originated from lubricant decomposition were analyzed as well on a WP12-336 DME(dimethyl ether)engine working in HCCI(homogeneous charge compression ignition)mode. The experimental results show that the mass of SOF emission increases with the increasing fraction of diesel heavy hydrocarbons and lube oil
and decreases with the blending of castor oil. However the composition and its distri
bution of SOF basically remain constant as C
15
-C
25
continuous n-alkanes in Gaussian distribution. The main composition of lube originated SOF also mainly remains C
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