A PC-Based Model for Predicting NOx Reductions in Diesel Engines
962060
10/1/1996
- Content
- A menu-driven, PC-based model, ALAMO_ENGINE, has been developed to predict the nitrogen oxides (NOx) reductions in direct-injected, diesel engines due to exhaust gas recirculation (EGR), emulsified fuels, manifold or in-cylinder water injection, fuel injection timing changes, humidity effects, and intake air temperature changes. The approach was to use a diesel engine cycle simulation with detailed gas composition calculations for the intake and exhaust gases (including EGR, water concentration, fuel-type effects, etc.), coupled with a code to calculate stoichiometric, adiabatic flame temperatures and expressions that correlate measured NOx emissions with the flame temperature. Execution times are less than 10 seconds on a 486-66 MHz PC.
- Citation
- Dodge, L., Leone, D., Naegeli, D., Dickey, D., et al., "A PC-Based Model for Predicting NOx Reductions in Diesel Engines," 1996 SAE International Fall Fuels and Lubricants Meeting and Exhibition, San Antonio, Texas, United States, October 14, 1996, https://doi.org/10.4271/962060.