Search for dissertations about: "hcci combustion thesis"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 76 swedish dissertations containing the words hcci combustion thesis.
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6. Alternative Combustion Strategies for Gasoline Engines
Abstract : Due to increasingly strict legislative demands and customer concerns regarding CO2emissions, there is a need to develop and implement new combustion strategies forgasoline (Otto) engines. In attempts to meet this need, most attention is focusing onthe low load/speed range where the classic spark ignition strategy (SI) has poorefficiency, mainly due to the throttling of the intake air causing pumping losses. READ MORE
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7. The HCCI Fuel Number - Measuring and Describing Auto-ignition for HCCI Combustion Engines
Abstract : HCCI is an advanced combustion concept, using premixed fuel and air with a diluted charge. This is thermodynamically favorable, leading to high efficiency and therefore lower CO2 emissions. READ MORE
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8. Turbocharged HCCI Engine, Improving Efficiency and Operating Range
Abstract : Increasing fuel prices and environmental concern drives the research and development for the internal combustion engine. Homogeneous Charge Compression Ignition (HCCI) is a promising combustion concept with high fuel efficiency and low emissions. READ MORE
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9. Characterization of the Homogeneous Charge Compression Ignition Combustion Process
Abstract : The main objective of this project was to characterize the HCCI combustion process. Central parts in the project were the progress of the HCCI combustion process, the influence of charge homogeneity on the combustion process and sources of UHC and CO emissions in HCCI combustion. READ MORE
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10. Combustion Sensing Methods - in Theory and Practice
Abstract : Accurate, reliable sensors are essential parts of any control system, and there are increasing needs for feedback systems to monitor and control key parameters of automotive internal combustion engines, operating in various combustion modes and configurations, to reduce fuel consumption and engine-out emissions. Thus, there are strong motives for studying combustion sensors. READ MORE