Experimental study on premix combustion at isosceles triangle type rate of heat release for squish type combustion chamber

Abstract

This paper presents a theory on premix fuel combustion at near isoceles triangle type rate of heat release, describes the measures taken for the combustion system, points out its many theoretical advantages, and that it can solve effectively the problems of rough running, fuel consumption and exhaust emission. Two squish lip type combustion chambers are designed to match separately with multiple holes injector and conical spray type injector in order to achieve premix combustion at near isosceles triangle type rate of heat release. Experimental studies on two single cylinder diesel engines showed that premix combustion at isosceles triangle type rate of heat release resulted in longer ignition delay period, larger amount of fuel injected into cylinder during the ignition delay period, lower maximum pressure, better fuel economy, and better exhaust emission.