Correlation of autoignition phenomena in internal combustion engines and rapid compression machines
J.C. Livengood,P.C. Wu +1 more
- Vol. 5, Iss: 1, pp 347-356
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In this paper, a successful correlation is demonstrated which is based upon the gross parameters of a "hypothetical chemical reaction" for self-ignition of heated and compressed fuel-air mixtures.Abstract:
The self-ignition of heated and compressed fuelair mixtures has been the object of much study, particularly in recent years. As a consequence of this wide-spread interest, data have become available from a variety of different kinds of apparatus. It is the purpose of this article to examine some of the possible relationships between these several kinds of results. A successful correlation is demonstrated which is based upon the gross parameters of a hypothetical chemical reaction.read more
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