Exhaust Gas Hydrocarbons-Genesis and Exodus

Daniel, W. A.; Wentworth, J. T.

doi:10.4271/620122

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“…In an early investigation of this problem, Daniel and Wentworth (1962) magnified photographs of the flame spread in the cylinder of a spark ignition engine. It was observed that the flame failed to propagate through the mixture located within 0.1 to 0.7 mm of the cylinder wall.…”

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“…It is likely that the quench zone hydrocarbons that remain in the cylinder are burned in the succeeding cycle. In the experiments reported by Daniel and Wentworth (1962), about one-third of the total hydrocarbons were recycled and probably burned in succeeding cycles.…”

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