Application of Flame Temperature Correlations to Emissions from a Direct-Injection Diesel Engine

Authors

• Tanvir Ahmad - General Motors Research Laboratories
• Steven L. Plee - General Motors Research Laboratories

Topic

• Diesel / compression ignition engines
• Nitrogen oxides
• Emissions

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