Computational investigation of ammonia-hydrogen peroxide blends in HCCI engine mode

experimental investigation of gasoline fueled hcci engine load expansion

operating an engine with homogeneous charge compression ignition (hcci) technique is a promising technique to lower nox and pm emissions of engines while achieving high efficiency and lower fuel consumption. nevertheless, applications for hcci are still limited due to the absence of a definite means to control ignition timing and narrow operating region. a single cylinder diesel engine with com...

Reformer Gas Application in Combustion Onset Control of HCCI Engine

Homogenous charge compression ignition (HCCI) combustion is spontaneous multi-site combustion of a nominally premixed air/fuel mixture that exhibits high rate of pressure rise and short combustion duration. To avoid excessive pressure rise rate and knocking, HCCI engines are fueled with highly diluted mixture using a combination of excess air and/or EGR. HCCI combustion is attractive due to ...

Numerical Investigation of the Effect of Cooled EGR on Turbocharger HCCI Engine Performance Fueled with Methane

An Investigation and Evaluation of VVT/VVA Strategies in a Diesel HCCI Engine using 3D CFD

A three-dimensional CFD modeling was carried out to investigate effects of VVT/VVA on gas exchange and fuel-air mixing processes in a diesel HCCI engine with early fuel injection. Four VVT/VVA strategies were conducted for this study: i) NVO strategy with fixed EVO and IVC timings but variable valve lifts – referred as NVO Strategy; ii) NVO strategy with fixed valve profiles but variable EVO an...

Ethanol Fuelled HCCI Engine: A Review

The greenhouse effect and limitations on carbon dioxide emissions concern engine maker and the future of the internal combustion engines should go toward substantially and improved thermal efficiency engine. Homogeneous charge compression ignition (HCCI) is an alternative high-efficiency technology for combustion engines to reduce exhaust emissions and fuel consumption. However, there are still...