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Direct-Sampling Studies of Combustion Processes

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Engine Emissions

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As has been emphasized in the preceding chapters, long-standing considerations of engine performance have been supplemented now by considerations of engine emissions. These considerations intensify the need for more detailed information on combustion processes. Information of interest includes effects of design modifications, fuel changes, and operating conditions on spatial distributions of chemical species in reciprocating-engine and gas-turbine combustion chambers and on temporal variations in reciprocating-engine combustion chambers.

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