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1992-10-01

Real-Time Measurement of Particulate Emissions in a Turbocharged DI Diesel Engine 922390

A fast response flame-ionization-detector (FID) together with an opacity meter were used to allow measurement of the transient particulate emissions from a turbocharged six-cylinder DI diesel engine based on a derived steady-state correlation between particulates, smoke and unburnt hydrocarbons over a range of loads and speeds. The accuracy of the method was evaluated by comparing the integrated average particulate concentration over the transient testing period with measurements using gravimetric filtration in a dilution mini-tunnel; the agreement was in all cases better than 80%.

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