2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2021.121069
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Effects of injection timing and EGR on combustion and emissions characteristics of the diesel engine fuelled with acetone–butanol–ethanol/diesel blend fuels

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“…The change of ignition delay and combustion duration with injection timing for IBE30 is also given in Table 5. In a study where the mixtures of ABE and diesel fuel were tested in the different injection timings, similar results were reported and explained by increased ID period where more premixed charge was formed and burned by advancing the injection timing with using the ABE20 as fuel [34]. The increase in premixed combustion and the fact that most of the heat released is around the TDC increases the combustion rate and causes an increase in amount of heat converted to work.…”
Section: Combustion Diagnosticssupporting
confidence: 63%
“…The change of ignition delay and combustion duration with injection timing for IBE30 is also given in Table 5. In a study where the mixtures of ABE and diesel fuel were tested in the different injection timings, similar results were reported and explained by increased ID period where more premixed charge was formed and burned by advancing the injection timing with using the ABE20 as fuel [34]. The increase in premixed combustion and the fact that most of the heat released is around the TDC increases the combustion rate and causes an increase in amount of heat converted to work.…”
Section: Combustion Diagnosticssupporting
confidence: 63%
“…For the simulation of the combustion chamber, the following reaction is considered by assuming the byproducts of the gasification process [40]:…”
Section: Combustion Chambermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering this, it is essential to study the principles of combustion in the microscale and mesoscale. However, due to the high rate of heat dissipation of the walls due to the high surface-to-volume ratio at this scale, thermal management is needed to create a stable flame [218][219][220][221]. Norton and Vlachos investigated the flame stability of microchannels for stoichiometric mixtures of methane-air [222] and propane-air [223] using numerical methods.…”
Section: Combustion In Microchannelsmentioning
confidence: 99%