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Compression Ratio Optimization in a Direct-Injection Diesel Engine: A Mathematical Model
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This paper describes the development and results of a mathematical model for a single cylinder, naturally-aspirated, direct-injection diesel engine, used to study the effect of compression ratio on the different performance parameters. The parameters investigated include; thermal and mechanical efficiency, ignition delay, mean effective pressure, maximum cylinder pressure, mechanical friction, and blowby. The model simulates a full thermodynamic cycle and considers the intake and exhaust processes, instantaneous heat transfer, instantaneous friction, and instantaneous blowby. Based on the model results, a prediction of an optimum CR for the engine is made.
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Gardner, T. and Henein, N., "Compression Ratio Optimization in a Direct-Injection Diesel Engine: A Mathematical Model," SAE Technical Paper 880427, 1988, https://doi.org/10.4271/880427.Also In
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