Effects of PODE Blending Ratio on the Physical Characteristics of Particulate Matters for High-Pressure Common-Rail Diesel Engines[J]. 2017, 51(12): 104-111.
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Effects of PODE Blending Ratio on the Physical Characteristics of Particulate Matters for High-Pressure Common-Rail Diesel Engines[J]. 2017, 51(12): 104-111.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201712016.
Effects of PODE Blending Ratio on the Physical Characteristics of Particulate Matters for High-Pressure Common-Rail Diesel Engines
Particulate matter emissions of polyoxymethylene dimethyl ethers(PODE)/diesel mixture with different PODE blending ratios(10%
20% and 30%)are conducted on a turbocharged intercooled high-pressure common-rail diesel engine. Effects of PODE blending ratio on the diesel NO
x
smoke and particle size distribution are analyzed. The oxidation features and activation energy of pyrolysis of particles are studied by using the thermogravimetric analysis method and the pyrolysis kinetics method. Results show that the addition of PODE in diesel fuel reduces smoke emission and the decrement becomes more pronounced with the increase of PODE blending ratio. H
owever
the NO
x
emissions increase slightly at medium and high loads. When PODE blending ratio increases
the total particle concentration decreases
the distribution curve of particle sizes shifts to the smaller particle size
the proportion of nucleation-mode particles increases and the proportion of accumulation-mode particles decreases. In addition
the peak values of particle number concentration
surface area concentration and volume concentration decrease. With the addition of PODE in diesel fuel
the content of soluble organic fraction(SOF)in particulate matters increases
the peak value of the mass loss rate of soot particles increases and its peak temperature decreases. Meantime
the activation energy of pyrolysis reaction of particles reduces
which indicates that the particles are more easily oxidized.
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