Search for dissertations about: "ignition conditions"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 129 swedish dissertations containing the words ignition conditions.
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1. Biomass Pre-treatment for the Production of Sustainable Energy : Emissions and Self-ignition
Abstract : Organic emissions with focus on terpenes, from biomass drying and storage were investigated by Solid Phase Microextraction (SPME) and GC-FID and GC-MS. The remaining terpenes in the biomass (Spruce and pine wood chips) after drying were dependant on the drying temperature and drying medium used. READ MORE
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2. Experimental Studies of Advanced Ignition Systems for Lean Burn Natural Gas Engines
Abstract : One of the greatest challenges for the transport sector today is reducing its environmental impact. This applies especially to the emission aspects, much due to increasingly stringent emissions legislations. READ MORE
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3. Combustion of selected alternative liquid fuels at oxy-fuel conditions: experiments and modelling
Abstract : Combustion of fuels is a major source of energy and at the same time a threat to the environment. Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are one of the obstacles on the route to cleaner energy. Combining Carbon Capture and Storage-technology (CCS) with use of biofuels lead to a negative net release of CO2 can be achieved. READ MORE
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4. Spark Ignition Combustion of Direct Injected Alternative Fuels
Abstract : Several technologies and modifications exist to increase the fuel efficiency of passenger vehicles in general and spark ignition engines in particular. Combining a spark ignition engine with an electric drive system in hybrid powertrain and thermodynamic cycle improvements are two such approaches with the potential to greatly reduce fuel consumption. READ MORE
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5. A Study of Catalytic Ignition and Kinetic Phase Transitions
Abstract : Catalytic ignition and kinetic phase transitions are two critical phenomena which can occur in heterogeneously catalyzed reaction systems. They have in common that the system behavior changes qualitatively when a control parame-ter passes through a critical value. READ MORE