Effect of Combustion Boundary Conditions and n-Butanol on Surrogate Diesel Fuel HCCI Combustion and Emission Based on Two-Stroke Diesel Engine

The combustion and emission characteristics of surrogate diesel fuel homogeneous charge compression ignition (HCCI) with different combustion boundary conditions and n-butanol (NB) mixing ratios are studied in this work. Engine data of a two-stroke low-speed direct-injection marine diesel engine wer...

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Main Authors: Shiye Wang, Jundong Zhang, Li Yao
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Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2022-02-01
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Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4433/13/2/303
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description The combustion and emission characteristics of surrogate diesel fuel homogeneous charge compression ignition (HCCI) with different combustion boundary conditions and n-butanol (NB) mixing ratios are studied in this work. Engine data of a two-stroke low-speed direct-injection marine diesel engine were selected for the reactor. HCCI combustion was achieved by compressing a completely homogeneous mixture of fuel and air. The results show that NO emissions decrease slightly with the increase of initial boundary pressure at a constant equivalence ratio and initial temperature. In addition, the different initial boundary temperature has little effect on NO emission. The results also indicate that the ignition delay time of the mixed fuel rises with the increase of n-butanol mixing ratio. The emissions and reaction rate of NO<sub>x</sub> reduce significantly with the increase of n-butanol percentage in surrogate diesel fuel and n-butanol mixing combustion at a constant equivalence ratio and total mole fraction. Meanwhile, CO<sub>2</sub> emissions also decrease significantly with the increase of n-butanol mixing ratio.
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spelling doaj.art-5ff9b38432b340b8a61b4c9ed6c399532023-11-23T18:45:32ZengMDPI AGAtmosphere2073-44332022-02-0113230310.3390/atmos13020303Effect of Combustion Boundary Conditions and n-Butanol on Surrogate Diesel Fuel HCCI Combustion and Emission Based on Two-Stroke Diesel EngineShiye Wang0Jundong Zhang1Li Yao2Marine Engineering College, Dalian Maritime University, Dalian 116026, ChinaMarine Engineering College, Dalian Maritime University, Dalian 116026, ChinaMerchant Marine College, Shanghai Maritime University, Shanghai 201306, ChinaThe combustion and emission characteristics of surrogate diesel fuel homogeneous charge compression ignition (HCCI) with different combustion boundary conditions and n-butanol (NB) mixing ratios are studied in this work. Engine data of a two-stroke low-speed direct-injection marine diesel engine were selected for the reactor. HCCI combustion was achieved by compressing a completely homogeneous mixture of fuel and air. The results show that NO emissions decrease slightly with the increase of initial boundary pressure at a constant equivalence ratio and initial temperature. In addition, the different initial boundary temperature has little effect on NO emission. The results also indicate that the ignition delay time of the mixed fuel rises with the increase of n-butanol mixing ratio. The emissions and reaction rate of NO<sub>x</sub> reduce significantly with the increase of n-butanol percentage in surrogate diesel fuel and n-butanol mixing combustion at a constant equivalence ratio and total mole fraction. Meanwhile, CO<sub>2</sub> emissions also decrease significantly with the increase of n-butanol mixing ratio.https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4433/13/2/303homogeneous charge compression ignitionsurrogate diesel fuelignition delayn-butanolNO<sub>x</sub> emission
spellingShingle Shiye Wang
Jundong Zhang
Li Yao
Effect of Combustion Boundary Conditions and n-Butanol on Surrogate Diesel Fuel HCCI Combustion and Emission Based on Two-Stroke Diesel Engine
Atmosphere
homogeneous charge compression ignition
surrogate diesel fuel
ignition delay
n-butanol
NO<sub>x</sub> emission
title Effect of Combustion Boundary Conditions and n-Butanol on Surrogate Diesel Fuel HCCI Combustion and Emission Based on Two-Stroke Diesel Engine
title_full Effect of Combustion Boundary Conditions and n-Butanol on Surrogate Diesel Fuel HCCI Combustion and Emission Based on Two-Stroke Diesel Engine
title_fullStr Effect of Combustion Boundary Conditions and n-Butanol on Surrogate Diesel Fuel HCCI Combustion and Emission Based on Two-Stroke Diesel Engine
title_full_unstemmed Effect of Combustion Boundary Conditions and n-Butanol on Surrogate Diesel Fuel HCCI Combustion and Emission Based on Two-Stroke Diesel Engine
title_short Effect of Combustion Boundary Conditions and n-Butanol on Surrogate Diesel Fuel HCCI Combustion and Emission Based on Two-Stroke Diesel Engine
title_sort effect of combustion boundary conditions and n butanol on surrogate diesel fuel hcci combustion and emission based on two stroke diesel engine
topic homogeneous charge compression ignition
surrogate diesel fuel
ignition delay
n-butanol
NO<sub>x</sub> emission
url https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4433/13/2/303
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