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The sections in this article are Introduction Present Situation HCCI Engines, A New Alternative HCCI Combustion Definition Problem of Implementing the HCCI Method Chemical Kinetics in HCCI Combustion Chemical Combustion Mechanism of Iso‐Octane Low‐Temperature Interval Intermediate‐Temperature Interval High‐Temperature Interval Chemical Combustion Mechanism of Iso‐octane Chemical Combustion Mechanism of Toluene Initiation Reactions Benzene Sub‐Mechanism Resume of the Auto‐Ignition Process Kinetic Mechanisms for the Study of HCCI Combustion General Discussion about the Cool Flame Phenomenon Reduced Kinetic Mechanisms Experimental Validation of a Reduced Kinetic Mechanism Controlling Strategies Control Methods Kinetic Mechanisms to Control the Auto‐Ignition Existing Applications of the HCCI Engine and its Future Conclusions
The sections in this article are Introduction Present Situation HCCI Engines, A New Alternative HCCI Combustion Definition Problem of Implementing the HCCI Method Chemical Kinetics in HCCI Combustion Chemical Combustion Mechanism of Iso‐Octane Low‐Temperature Interval Intermediate‐Temperature Interval High‐Temperature Interval Chemical Combustion Mechanism of Iso‐octane Chemical Combustion Mechanism of Toluene Initiation Reactions Benzene Sub‐Mechanism Resume of the Auto‐Ignition Process Kinetic Mechanisms for the Study of HCCI Combustion General Discussion about the Cool Flame Phenomenon Reduced Kinetic Mechanisms Experimental Validation of a Reduced Kinetic Mechanism Controlling Strategies Control Methods Kinetic Mechanisms to Control the Auto‐Ignition Existing Applications of the HCCI Engine and its Future Conclusions
The slow gas-phase oxidation of tetrahydrofuran was studied under static conditions at 220°C. The relative amounts of each product, if extrapolated to zero reaction time, show which are the primary reaction products, and the reaction stoichiometry was thus established. Rate constants for hydroperoxides production and consumption were calculated; these hydroperoxides are responsible for chain branching. Carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide have been shown to be formed in the early stages of the reaction and not simply as end products of oxidative degradation processes. It has been found that at reaction times close to zero one tetrahydrofuran molecule may be attacked in one or several carbon atoms. 65.9% of tetrahydrofuran consumed in the first stages of the reaction forms succinic acid through a mechanism in which one molecule of fuel is attacked by two molecules of oxygen. More than 20% of the tetrahydrofuran molecules are attacked at least by three molecules of oxygen.
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