六ストロークディーゼル機関の性能 : 第2報, 第二燃焼にメタノールを用いた機関の性能

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A six-stroke diesel engine which was proposed by authors had second compression and second combustion strokes which were added on a four-stroke diesel engine. Numerical prediction and experiments on six-stroke engine which were carried out previously, showed that a six-stroke diesel engine could reduce NO concentration and shorter ignition delay could be attained in second combustion. Using various fuels on second combustion, it might be possible to improve more the emission characteristics. In this report, Methanol was used in the second combustion to improve the six-stroke engine performance. As the result, NO concentration in the exhaust gas decreased with delaying of the injection timing at second combustion and increased with an increase of the heat allocation ratio of second combustion stroke when the injection timing at first combustion stroke was fixed. Smoke wasn't exhausted at all when Methanol was put into the second combustion stroke. NO concentrations were affected by the heat allocation ratio and related with gas temperature. It was confirmed that the NO concentration of the Diesel fuel-Methanol engine become lower compared with that of the Diesel fuel engine.
一般社団法人日本機械学会の論文
1998-12-25