Room at the piston top contributions of combustion science to engine design

Symposium (International) on Combustion

Volumn 20, Issue 1, 1985, Pages 1-17

  Agnew, William G ^a  

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EID: 34548802204     PISSN: 00820784     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/S0082-0784(85)80482-3     Document Type: Article

References (111)

1. Engine Improvements Through Combustion Modeling
2. Photographic Flame Studies in the Gasoline Engine
3. The Application of a Hydrocarbon Autoignition Model in Simulating Knock and Other Engine Combustion Phenomena
4. Chemical Kinetics Modeling of Engine Knock: Preliminary Results
5. An Experimental and Computational Study of the Chemistry of Spark Ignition
6. Experimental Results from Volkswagen's Prechamber Stratified Charge Engines
7. Photochemical Ignition of Premixed Hydrogen/Oxygen Mixtures with Excimer Lasers
8. Pressure Jet Spray in Airstreams
9. Fuel Spray Characterization in Diesel Engines
10. “Diesel Index” IP Standard 21/53
11. The Ford PROCO Engine Update
12. Elimination of Combustion Knock-Texaco Combustion Process
13. Diagnostic Investigation of Hydrocarbon Emissions from a Direct Injection Stratified-Charge Engine with Early Injection
14. Comparison of Computed Flow Fields and Wall Heat Fluxes with Measurements from Motored Reciprocating Engine-Like Geometries
15. Modeling of Drop Intractions in Thick Sprays and a Comparison with Experiments
16. SAE Paper 830587
17. Oxidation of Nitrogen in Combustion
18. Investigation of NO Formation Kinetics in Combustion Processes: The Methane-Oxygen-Nitrogen Reaction
19. SAE Paper 670122
20. THE PISTON CREVICE VOLUME EFFECT ON EXHAUST HYDROCARBON EMISSION
21. High Reynolds number flow in a moving corner
22. Flame Quenching and Exhaust Hydrocarbons in a Combustion Bomb as a Function of Pressure, Temperature and Equivalence Ratio for Methanol and Other Alcohols
23. Hydrocarbon Emissions Modeling for Spark Ignition Engines
24. Mechanism of Carbon Black Formation
25. Diesel Particulates—What They Are and Why
26. Effects of Flame Temperature and Air-Fuel Mixing on Emission of Particulate Carbon From a Divided-Chamber Diesel Engine
27. Application of New Diagnostic Techniques to Combustion Studies in Engines