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The effect of ringing combustion on the wall heat flux during HCCI operation

Stijn Broekaert UGent, Thomas De Cuyper, Kam Chana, Michel De Paepe UGent and Sebastian Verhelst UGent (2016) FISITA automotive conference 2016.
abstract
Homogeneous charge compression ignition (HCCI) engines are a promising alternative to spark- and compression-ignition engines, due to their high thermal efficiency and near-zero emissions of NOx and soot. However, the maximum achievable load is limited by the occurrence of a ringing combustion. The rapid release of energy leads to pressure waves in the combustion chamber that cause a knocking sound and possible engine damage. In this work, the effect of a ringing combustion on the heat transfer is investigated. The heat flux is measured in a CFR engine under both normal and ringing combustion. It is found that the heat transfer increases when ringing occurs. This can be attributed to the increased gas motion caused by the pressure waves.
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keyword
HCCI, heat transfer, experimental, ringing, knock
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FISITA automotive conference 2016
article number
F2016-ESYB-005
pages
10 pages
publisher
FISITA
conference name
FISITA World Automotive Congress
conference organizer
FISITA
conference location
Busan, Korea
conference start
2016-09-26
conference end
2016-09-30
language
English
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yes
classification
C1
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8500932
handle
http://hdl.handle.net/1854/LU-8500932
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2017-01-09 15:24:33
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2017-01-18 07:53:12
@inproceedings{8500932,
  abstract     = {Homogeneous charge compression ignition (HCCI) engines are a promising alternative to spark- and compression-ignition engines, due to their high thermal efficiency and near-zero emissions of NOx and soot. However, the maximum achievable load is limited by the occurrence of a ringing combustion. The rapid release of energy leads to pressure waves in the combustion chamber that cause a knocking sound and possible engine damage. In this work, the effect of a ringing combustion on the heat transfer is investigated. The heat flux is measured in a CFR engine under both normal and ringing combustion. It is found that the heat transfer increases when ringing occurs. This can be attributed to the increased gas motion caused by the pressure waves.},
  articleno    = {F2016-ESYB-005},
  author       = {Broekaert, Stijn and De Cuyper, Thomas and Chana, Kam and De Paepe, Michel and Verhelst, Sebastian},
  booktitle    = {FISITA automotive conference 2016},
  keyword      = {HCCI,heat transfer,experimental,ringing,knock},
  language     = {eng},
  location     = {Busan, Korea},
  pages        = {10},
  publisher    = {FISITA},
  title        = {The effect of ringing combustion on the wall heat flux during HCCI operation},
  year         = {2016},
}
Chicago
Broekaert, Stijn, Thomas De Cuyper, Kam Chana, Michel De Paepe, and Sebastian Verhelst. 2016. “The Effect of Ringing Combustion on the Wall Heat Flux During HCCI Operation.” In FISITA Automotive Conference 2016. FISITA.
APA
Broekaert, S., De Cuyper, T., Chana, K., De Paepe, M., & Verhelst, S. (2016). The effect of ringing combustion on the wall heat flux during HCCI operation. FISITA automotive conference 2016. Presented at the FISITA World Automotive Congress, FISITA.
Vancouver
1.
Broekaert S, De Cuyper T, Chana K, De Paepe M, Verhelst S. The effect of ringing combustion on the wall heat flux during HCCI operation. FISITA automotive conference 2016. FISITA; 2016.
MLA
Broekaert, Stijn, Thomas De Cuyper, Kam Chana, et al. “The Effect of Ringing Combustion on the Wall Heat Flux During HCCI Operation.” FISITA Automotive Conference 2016. FISITA, 2016. Print.