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2004-03-08

Heat Release Regression Model for Gas Fuelled SI Engines 2004-01-1462

New regression approach for heat release pattern prediction for various operating conditions for gas fuelled SI engines has been developed and verified. This procedure has been implemented in our engine working cycle simulation code. Crankshaft angle positions of combustion start-point, maximum rate-of-heat-release point and combustion end-point are expressed by the use of regression method as the function of engine operating point specification. Base heat-release pattern is employed in the model in a tabular form. The pattern at a new operating point is derived by stretching the pattern along the crank angle coordinate, fitting it in the most relevant points of the heat release pattern. The regression model is based on the results of experiments of both homogeneous stoichiometric and lean burn SI turbocharged engines fuelled by natural gas.

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