Abstract. The spray produced by a conventional common rail system is injected into quiescent air at low pres-sure (1 to 5 bar) and low temperature (300 to 473K). Fuel pressure, measured in the rail, spans from 300 to 1200 bar, and the injected quantity from 2 to 15 milligrams in one single injection. The spray penetration is plotted as a function of the elapsed time and of the ambient conditions. Penetration data relative to non evaporative condi-tions are then used to modify and extend a previously proposed empirical correlation that now can also be used to predict the spray penetration for very short injections.

Prediction of Diesel spray penetration with short injections in low density gas

ARANEO, LUCIO TIZIANO
2004-01-01

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Abstract. The spray produced by a conventional common rail system is injected into quiescent air at low pres-sure (1 to 5 bar) and low temperature (300 to 473K). Fuel pressure, measured in the rail, spans from 300 to 1200 bar, and the injected quantity from 2 to 15 milligrams in one single injection. The spray penetration is plotted as a function of the elapsed time and of the ambient conditions. Penetration data relative to non evaporative condi-tions are then used to modify and extend a previously proposed empirical correlation that now can also be used to predict the spray penetration for very short injections.
2004
Conference proceedings of the THIESEL 2004, Thermo-and fluid dynamic processes in Diesel Engines
8497056213
Diesel spray penetration; HCCI
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