Piston Crown Profile Modifications for Various Combustion Mode Strategies of Modified GDI Engine towards NOx and PM Reduction

In the current development of automotive engines, the major target is to design a combustion chamber in such a way that the combustion process must provide very less concentrations of emissions. To satisfy current worldwide emission norms, petrol engines also equipped with direct fuel in-jection (ga...

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Main Author: Shiva Kumar
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Language:English
Published: Turkish Society of Automotive Engineers 2020-12-01
Series:International Journal of Automotive Science and Technology
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Online Access:https://dergipark.org.tr/en/pub/ijastech/issue/57041/796526
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description In the current development of automotive engines, the major target is to design a combustion chamber in such a way that the combustion process must provide very less concentrations of emissions. To satisfy current worldwide emission norms, petrol engines also equipped with direct fuel in-jection (gasoline/petrol directly injected into engine cylinder) same as like diesel engines. The main drawback of GDI engine is NOx and PM emissions due to lean burn combustion and rich mixture formation over the combustion chamber surface because of wall wetting. In GDI engines, the gasoline fuel injector is placed at various positions with different angles over an engine cylinder head as per the mode of combustion strategy. Based on the mode of combustion with fuel injection angle, the piston crown shape design in much important that the crown surface must not involved in wall wetting during injection. The piston crown shapes were modified for Spray guided combustion mode, Wall guided combustion mode and Air guided combustion mode by keeping in mind that the position of injector with fuel spray angle and the position of spark plug tip on the cylinder head. The main aim of modifying the crown surface profiles of piston is to impart swirl and squish effects for better mixing of air and injected fuel, maintain combustion chamber surface temperature range within the limits and also to avoid wall wetting results in chances of reducing soot particle/PM emission and NOx emission from combustion process.
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spelling doaj.art-8e163a9445a9415384a28cee0a71f5e72023-02-15T16:11:09ZengTurkish Society of Automotive EngineersInternational Journal of Automotive Science and Technology2587-09632020-12-014428929410.30939/ijastech..79652658Piston Crown Profile Modifications for Various Combustion Mode Strategies of Modified GDI Engine towards NOx and PM ReductionShiva Kumar0Aarupadai Veedu Institute of Technology, Chennai, IndiaIn the current development of automotive engines, the major target is to design a combustion chamber in such a way that the combustion process must provide very less concentrations of emissions. To satisfy current worldwide emission norms, petrol engines also equipped with direct fuel in-jection (gasoline/petrol directly injected into engine cylinder) same as like diesel engines. The main drawback of GDI engine is NOx and PM emissions due to lean burn combustion and rich mixture formation over the combustion chamber surface because of wall wetting. In GDI engines, the gasoline fuel injector is placed at various positions with different angles over an engine cylinder head as per the mode of combustion strategy. Based on the mode of combustion with fuel injection angle, the piston crown shape design in much important that the crown surface must not involved in wall wetting during injection. The piston crown shapes were modified for Spray guided combustion mode, Wall guided combustion mode and Air guided combustion mode by keeping in mind that the position of injector with fuel spray angle and the position of spark plug tip on the cylinder head. The main aim of modifying the crown surface profiles of piston is to impart swirl and squish effects for better mixing of air and injected fuel, maintain combustion chamber surface temperature range within the limits and also to avoid wall wetting results in chances of reducing soot particle/PM emission and NOx emission from combustion process.https://dergipark.org.tr/en/pub/ijastech/issue/57041/796526combustion modescrown profilesgdi enginepiston shapes
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Piston Crown Profile Modifications for Various Combustion Mode Strategies of Modified GDI Engine towards NOx and PM Reduction
International Journal of Automotive Science and Technology
combustion modes
crown profiles
gdi engine
piston shapes
title Piston Crown Profile Modifications for Various Combustion Mode Strategies of Modified GDI Engine towards NOx and PM Reduction
title_full Piston Crown Profile Modifications for Various Combustion Mode Strategies of Modified GDI Engine towards NOx and PM Reduction
title_fullStr Piston Crown Profile Modifications for Various Combustion Mode Strategies of Modified GDI Engine towards NOx and PM Reduction
title_full_unstemmed Piston Crown Profile Modifications for Various Combustion Mode Strategies of Modified GDI Engine towards NOx and PM Reduction
title_short Piston Crown Profile Modifications for Various Combustion Mode Strategies of Modified GDI Engine towards NOx and PM Reduction
title_sort piston crown profile modifications for various combustion mode strategies of modified gdi engine towards nox and pm reduction
topic combustion modes
crown profiles
gdi engine
piston shapes
url https://dergipark.org.tr/en/pub/ijastech/issue/57041/796526
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