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Development of an Air/Fuel Ratio Control System for Lean Burn Gas Engines
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Research and development of an advanced air/fuel ratio control system for stationary lean-burn gas engines for co-generation have been carried out. The unique feature of this control system is that the air/fuel ratio is controlled by the feedback from the fluctuation of engine speed. Air/fuel ratio is controlled as high as possible to achieve low NOx emission while maintaining the fluctuation of engine speed within its maximum tolerance. Experiments have been conducted by using a test engine equipped with the new control system. Superior performance of the system has been demonstrated.
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Nakagawa, K., Okamoto, K., and Shoji, F., "Development of an Air/Fuel Ratio Control System for Lean Burn Gas Engines," SAE Technical Paper 942041, 1994, https://doi.org/10.4271/942041.Also In
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