The Behavior of Multiphase Fuel-Flow in the Intake Port

Authors

• Gang Chen - Chrysler Corp.
• Michael T. Vincent - Chrysler Corp.
• Terry R. Gutermuth - Chrysler Corp.

Topic

• Fuel control
• Fuel injection
• Fuel systems
• Fuel economy
• Exhaust emissions
• Manifolds
• Energy conservation

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