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Evaluation of Regulated Materials and Ultra Fine Particle Emission from Trial Production of Heavy-Duty CNG Engine
Technical Paper
2006-01-3397
ISSN: 0148-7191, e-ISSN: 2688-3627
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A prototype CNG engine for heavy-duty trucks has been developed. The engine had sufficient output in practical use, and the green-house gas emission rate was below that of the base diesel engine. Furthermore, the NOx emission rate was reduced to 0.16 g/kWh in the JE05 mode as results of having fully adjusted air fuel ratio control. The measured emission characteristics of particles from the prototype CNG engine demonstrated that oil consumption was related to the number of particles. Moreover, when oil consumption is at an appropriate level, the accumulation mode particles are significantly reduced, and the nuclei mode particles are fewer than those of diesel-fueled engines.
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Authors
- Yoshio Tonegawa - Japan Automobile Research Institute
- Makoto Oguchi - Japan Automobile Research Institute
- Kenji Tsuchiya - Japan Automobile Research Institute
- Sousuke Sasaki - Japan Automobile Research Institute
- Takahiko Ohashi - The Japan Gas Association
- Yuichi Goto - National Traffic Safety and Environment Laboratory
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Tonegawa, Y., Oguchi, M., Tsuchiya, K., Sasaki, S. et al., "Evaluation of Regulated Materials and Ultra Fine Particle Emission from Trial Production of Heavy-Duty CNG Engine," SAE Technical Paper 2006-01-3397, 2006, https://doi.org/10.4271/2006-01-3397.Also In
References
- U. S. Federal Register 40CFR Part86 HEAVY-DUTY ENGINES; GASEOUS AND PARTICULATE EXHAUST TEST PROCEDURES
- United Kingdom Up date on the PMP Inter-laboratory Exercise 2005
- Sasaki S. Tonegawa Y. Nakajima T. “Particle size distribution with partial flow dilutor and nuclei mode during the transient cycle” 8th International ETH-Conference 2005