Abstract:Internal combustion engines that work with fuel at supercritical conditions can benefit from low viscosity, high mass diffusion coefficient, and low surface tension. These properties increase the fuel diffusion and its atomization. Also, heated fluid can improve the engine start and reduce pollutants emissions. However, to achieve these conditions, the fluid needs to be at a reduced temperature and a reduced pressure higher than 1, so it is necessary to heat the compressed fuel. This work concerns the heating … Show more
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