2019
DOI: 10.1007/s42452-019-1839-8
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Design and application of air to fuel ratio controller for LPG fueled vehicles at typical down-way

Abstract: This article presents an investigation of air-fuel ratio (AFR) controllers applied to liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) fuelled vehicles with second-generation LPG kits. When a vehicle is running on a down-way, fuel consumption tends to be rich because of the increased vacuum in the intake manifold. Therefore, an AFR controller was developed that can work based on a vehicle's tilt sensor combined with an oxygen sensor. AFR controllers are employed to regulate injectors to form leaner mixtures. We tested the perfor… Show more

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“…Because it has been regulated electronically, LPG flow in the VPI can be further regulated based on vehicle dynamics, such as during deceleration and when driving down-way. LPG flow can be cut off or reduced for fuel savings under certain conditions [62], [63].…”
Section: Status Of Lpg Kits Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because it has been regulated electronically, LPG flow in the VPI can be further regulated based on vehicle dynamics, such as during deceleration and when driving down-way. LPG flow can be cut off or reduced for fuel savings under certain conditions [62], [63].…”
Section: Status Of Lpg Kits Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The same indicator causes the replacement of diesel fuel during combustion. Because DME produces the least amount of NOx and CO, it acts as a clean fuel when burned in engines optimized for DME use [14]. Table 1 shows DME and other related fuels' physical properties and combustion characteristics.…”
Section: -Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%