Title : Studies on the enhancement of diesel engine combustion through the use of fuel additives and in-cylinder turbulence inducement techniques

Type of Material: Thesis
Title: Studies on the enhancement of diesel engine combustion through the use of fuel additives and in-cylinder turbulence inducement techniques
Researcher: Venketesh Babu, R
Guide: Sendilvelan, S
Department: Faculty of Engineering and Technology. Department of Automobile Engineering
Publisher: Bharath University, Chennai
Place: Chennai
Year: October 2008
Language: English
Subject: Bosch smoke number
CYLINDER TURBULENCE
Automobile Engineering
Engineering and Technology
Dissertation/Thesis Note: PhD; Faculty of Engineering and Technology. Department of Automobile Engineering, Bhar, Chennai; 2008
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100__|aVenketesh Babu, R|eResearcher
110__|aFaculty of Engineering and Technology. Department of Automobile Engineering|bBharath University, Chennai|dChennai|ein
245__|aStudies on the enhancement of diesel engine combustion through the use of fuel additives and in-cylinder turbulence inducement techniques
260__|cOctober 2008|aChennai|bBharath University, Chennai
502__|bPhD|cFaculty of Engineering and Technology. Department of Automobile Engineering, Bhar, Chennai|d2008
518__|oDate of Notification|d2008-10-01
520__|aOwing to direct injection (DI) diesel engines becoming acceptable choice as prime movers in many applications, it has become imperative to improve their fuel consumption and emission characteristics. For this purpose, several attempts are ongoing to improve the emission characteristics of DI diesel engines without having to sacrifice their fuel consumption advantage. In diesel engines, fuel is injected near compression top dead centre and hence the requirements of fuel-air mixing are quite stringent. The fuel-air mixing process therefore remains at the core of the diesel engine combustion and emission problems. Beside better fuel-air mixing, the improvements in diesel engines are also possible through changes in fuel. In the present work, the changes in fuel and fuel-air mixing process are tested independently and together to improve diesel engine performance and emission characteristics. A simpler method of producing in-cylinder turbulence has been arrived at and investigated. The same has been combined wi
650__|aAutomobile Engineering|2UGC
650__|aEngineering and Technology|2AIU
653__|aBosch smoke number
653__|aCYLINDER TURBULENCE
700__|aSendilvelan, S|eGuide
856__|uhttp://shodhganga.inflibnet.ac.in/handle/10603/25|yShodhganga
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