The Future of Internal Combustion Engines 2019
DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.80570
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Dual-Fuel Combustion

Abstract: The implementation of a dual-fuel combustion strategy has recently been explored as a means to improve the thermal efficiencies of internal combustion engines while simultaneously reducing their emissions. Dual-fuel combustion is utilized in compression ignition (CI) engines to promote the use of more readily available gaseous fuels or more efficient, advanced combustion modes. Implementing dual-fuel injection technologies on these engines also allows (1) for improved control of the combustion timing by varyin… Show more

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“…Governments are implementing severe pollution rules, encouraging experts to investigate alternate energy sources .Variable valve timing, turbochargers, and fuel injection systems are among the novel solutions being investigated for greater engine efficiency and lower particulate matter emissions. [1].As fossil fuel substitutes, primary alcohols such as methanol and ethanol generated from biomass, natural gas, or coal provide advantages. Because of their low cetane numbers and viscosity, they are suitable for spark ignition engines but difficult for diesel engines due to efficient soot oxidation and reduced opacity [2].…”
Section: Introduction 11 Background Of the Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Governments are implementing severe pollution rules, encouraging experts to investigate alternate energy sources .Variable valve timing, turbochargers, and fuel injection systems are among the novel solutions being investigated for greater engine efficiency and lower particulate matter emissions. [1].As fossil fuel substitutes, primary alcohols such as methanol and ethanol generated from biomass, natural gas, or coal provide advantages. Because of their low cetane numbers and viscosity, they are suitable for spark ignition engines but difficult for diesel engines due to efficient soot oxidation and reduced opacity [2].…”
Section: Introduction 11 Background Of the Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The interesting topic related to the environment is the reduction emission of diesel engine from low-grade diesel fuel [14]. In the recent development implementation of a dual-fuel engine is a strategy to improve the thermal efficiencies of internal combustion engines while simultaneously reducing their emissions [15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%