2008
DOI: 10.4271/2008-01-1066
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A Detailed Comparison of Emissions and Combustion Performance Between Optical and Metal Single-Cylinder Diesel Engines at Low Temperature Combustion Conditions

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“…Differences in combustion chamber geometry between optical and all-metal engines can have a significant impact on the mixture preparation, combustion and emissions characteristics [6]. Furthermore, the location of the piston ring pack on optical engine combustion chambers might differ from that of the all-metal engine.…”
Section: Geometry and Engine Architectural Considerationsmentioning
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“…Differences in combustion chamber geometry between optical and all-metal engines can have a significant impact on the mixture preparation, combustion and emissions characteristics [6]. Furthermore, the location of the piston ring pack on optical engine combustion chambers might differ from that of the all-metal engine.…”
Section: Geometry and Engine Architectural Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thermal expansion of the extended piston assembly will tend to reduce the squish height and thereby increase the Compression Ratio. Indeed, these effects were studied in Reference [6] where it was reported that an expansion of 0.4 mm led to an increase of the CR of approximately 1.2. Dynamic effects due to compression of the extended piston assembly may also induce changes in the combustion chamber volume and therefore the effective Compression Ratio.…”
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