Study of Light Load Combustion Characteristics of a Two-Stroke DISI Engine with FAI Injection System
Cai Xiao-lin
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Cai Xiao-lin
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This paper introduces the preliminary study of light load combustion characteristics of a two-stroke DISI engine applying free armature injection(FAI) technology.The experimental results show that FAI DISI technology could perfectly eliminate short-circuiting of scavenging mixture,which caused the high HC emission level and high fuel consumption rate for two-stroke engines,and the combustion instability in light load conditions,which came from high residual gas rate,could be improved by using a by-pass intake port with proper control of injection quantity and injection timing,which could be used to adjust the engine torque.But higher grade stratification combustion of in-cylinder mixture was needed in the idling condition,which meant that further improvement was needed for the present combustion system.
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This paper introduces the preliminary study of light load combustion characteristics of a two-stroke DISI engine applying free armature injection(FAI) technology.The experimental results show that FAI DISI technology could perfectly eliminate short-circuiting of scavenging mixture,which caused the high HC emission level and high fuel consumption rate for two-stroke engines,and the combustion instability in light load conditions,which came from high residual gas rate,could be improved by using a by-pass intake port with proper control of injection quantity and injection timing,which could be used to adjust the engine torque.But higher grade stratification combustion of in-cylinder mixture was needed in the idling condition,which meant that further improvement was needed for the present combustion system.
Key concepts: Combustion, Two-stroke engine, Automotive engineering, Four-stroke engine, Stroke (engine), Internal combustion engine, Torque, Fuel injection