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Further Research on Charge Stratification
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Research on charge stratification of spark ignition engines has been under way at the University of Rochester for some time. Most recently the successful propane burning engine previously reported before the SAE has been converted to liquid fuel operation. This paper discusses some of the problems involved in the conversion and presents the results of tests on the liquid fuel version of the engine.
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Bascunana, J. and Conta, L., "Further Research on Charge Stratification," SAE Technical Paper 660095, 1966, https://doi.org/10.4271/660095.Also In
References
- Conta L. D. Durbetaki, P. “A Method of Charge Stratification for Four-Stroke-Cycle Spark Ignition Engines.” Paper No. 58-OGP-5 presented at ASME Oil and Gas Power Conference Philadelphia 1958
- Conta L. D. Durbetaki, P. “Research on Charge Stratification of Four-Stroke-Cycle Spark Ignition Engines.” Paper No. 59-SA-25 presented at ASME Summer Annual Meeting St. Louis 1959
- Conta L. D. Durbetaki, P. “Research on Charge Stratification of Spark Ignition Engines.” Paper No. 60-WA-314 presented at ASME Winter Annual Meeting New York 1960
- Conta, L. D. Durbetaki, P. Bascunana, Jose “Stratified Charge Operation of Spark Ignition Engines.” Paper No. 375B presented at SAE Summer Meeting June 1961