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Development of the Stratified Charge and Stable Combustion Method in DI Gasoline Engines
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The new combustion method in DISC engine has been developed. It has a double structure combustion chamber characterized as ‘Caldera’. The chamber is constructed by a center cavity for the purpose of forming a stable mixture around a spark plug electrode, and by an outer cavity which has a role of a main chamber.
This method makes possible a perfect un-throttling operation, and a fuel consumption equal to a diesel engine is achieved. With regard to an out-put of DISC engine, a stoichmetric combustion and a high torque are achieved by controling a fuel injection timing with an electro-magnetic injection system device. With regard to emission regulations, a heavy EGR include residual gas decreases greatly NOx and HC emissions simultaneously, and which suggests a possibility to achieve LEV/ULEV regulations.
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Kono, S., "Development of the Stratified Charge and Stable Combustion Method in DI Gasoline Engines," SAE Technical Paper 950688, 1995, https://doi.org/10.4271/950688.Also In
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