1977
DOI: 10.1016/s0082-0784(77)80336-6
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The prediction of nitric oxide formation in a direct injection diesel engine

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“…where f m & and j u are the mass flow rate and the velocity of fuel at the nozzle exit, as m & the entrainment rate with swirl flow effect, which is calculated according to the equation proposed by Kau et al (6) , and s u the average swirl velocity over the total spray 5,…”
Section: Swirl Flow Effects On Interaction Between Sequentially Injecmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…where f m & and j u are the mass flow rate and the velocity of fuel at the nozzle exit, as m & the entrainment rate with swirl flow effect, which is calculated according to the equation proposed by Kau et al (6) , and s u the average swirl velocity over the total spray 5,…”
Section: Swirl Flow Effects On Interaction Between Sequentially Injecmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this study, the ratio (R MS ) of the momentum from entrained gas over the total momentum in the spray, which is calculated by equation (6), is assumed to represent the degree of spray deflection instead of θ 1 and θ 2 in the equation (5). The proportional coefficient for R SA was determined based on the heat release rates for the case with pilot injection quantity of 6 mm 3 , and the same value was used for other pilot injection quantities.…”
Section: Swirl Flow Effects On Interaction Between Sequentially Injecmentioning
confidence: 99%