2016
DOI: 10.15587/1729-4061.2016.59789
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Dependence of the coefficients of residual gases on the type of mixture formation and the shape of a combustion chamber

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“…The area of the carbon formation spot increases in the direction from the spark plug located along the cylinder axis to the peripheral parts of the surface, adjoining the cylinder wall. Thus, based on the experiment and results of 3D modeling [16] of the working fluid motion, an increase in the FAM volume with increasing fuel delivery per stroke from the spark plug electrodes to the cylinder wall was found.…”
Section: Discussion Of Modeling Results Compared To Experimental Datamentioning
confidence: 90%
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“…The area of the carbon formation spot increases in the direction from the spark plug located along the cylinder axis to the peripheral parts of the surface, adjoining the cylinder wall. Thus, based on the experiment and results of 3D modeling [16] of the working fluid motion, an increase in the FAM volume with increasing fuel delivery per stroke from the spark plug electrodes to the cylinder wall was found.…”
Section: Discussion Of Modeling Results Compared To Experimental Datamentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Rather high technical-economic and environmental performance of the 1D 8.7/8.2 s DI SI engine when operating on gasoline was obtained [15]. An increase in engine parameters was due to effective interaction of gas exchange [16], mixture formation [17] and stratified fuel-air charge (FAC) combustion processes [18].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The issue of changes in the concentration of harmful components on the soil depending on the composition of the mixture and the structure of the engines was considered in [24]. But the authors did not take into account all the design features of modern automobile engines that affect the concentration of toxic components in the soil.…”
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“…Coordination of interaction of injected fuel particles with air charge flows before FAM ignition at the compression stroke [42] is ensured by the fuel jet structure and during the course of combustion phases, it is organized due to the design features of the piston bottom and the inner surface of the combustion chamber in the cylinder head.…”
Section: Features Of Organizing the Operating Process For The Spark-ignition Engine With Internal Mixture Formationmentioning
confidence: 99%