Study of Performance of Electronic-Control Diesel-Natural Gas(Dual-Fuel) Engine
Yun Wang
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Yun Wang
Abstract
In the paper, test-bed experiment performance of an electronic-control diesel-natural gas(dual-fuel) engine was studied. In the test, fuel mass entered into the cylinder has been controlled by controlling the electromagnetism pluse width, and the engine was ignited by a little amount of diesel fuel to reach the performance of a dual-fuel diesel engine. The experiment result indicates that the engine's power and overall emission performance are improved; CNG alternative rates is over 85%. This technique that the CNG is injected into the system at multi-point can further improve the engine overall performance.
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In the paper, test-bed experiment performance of an electronic-control diesel-natural gas(dual-fuel) engine was studied. In the test, fuel mass entered into the cylinder has been controlled by controlling the electromagnetism pluse width, and the engine was ignited by a little amount of diesel fuel to reach the performance of a dual-fuel diesel engine. The experiment result indicates that the engine's power and overall emission performance are improved; CNG alternative rates is over 85%. This technique that the CNG is injected into the system at multi-point can further improve the engine overall performance.
Key concepts: Automotive engineering, Diesel engine, Diesel fuel, Diesel cycle, Cylinder, Compressed natural gas, Homogeneous charge compression ignition, Dual (grammatical number)