SAE Technical Paper Series 2016
DOI: 10.4271/2016-28-0102
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Optimizing and Validating the Engine Performance and Emission Parameters on Engine Dynamometer through 1D Simulation of a Multi-Cylinder CNG Engine

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“…Conversely, it cannot achieve the effects of optimisation. 35 Therefore, it is particularly important to choose a reasonable optimisation range for the matching parameters. The diesel engine's efficiency, performance and emission indicators are closely related to the heat source and the cold source, while the parameters related to the valve timing and the fuel system determine the high and low temperatures, which affects the piston's thermal load.…”
Section: Configuration Of the Influencing Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conversely, it cannot achieve the effects of optimisation. 35 Therefore, it is particularly important to choose a reasonable optimisation range for the matching parameters. The diesel engine's efficiency, performance and emission indicators are closely related to the heat source and the cold source, while the parameters related to the valve timing and the fuel system determine the high and low temperatures, which affects the piston's thermal load.…”
Section: Configuration Of the Influencing Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…V Jadhav, S kanchan, K Kavathekar and S Thipse optimized the IC Engine by varying the compression ratio, valve lift profile, intake plenium volume, runner length, spark-advance timing, fuel injection location, exhaust pipe length and catalytic converter selection. The simulation was developed and the performance parameter was simulated and compared with experimental [7].W Zottin, P Bacchin and A Gracia developed a numerical simulation model for carbon build -up and oil consumption in a heavy duty diesel engine. It was develop to optimize the engine and components behaviours which are mainly responsible for emission and wear and tear [8].…”
Section: IImentioning
confidence: 99%