O. Lim. The investigation of macroscopic features of a gasoline spray in a non-evaporative condition. (). King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok. Central Library. : , 2018.
The investigation of macroscopic features of a gasoline spray in a non-evaporative condition
Abstract:
This paper focuses on the gasoline spray characteristics added biodiesel 5 percent to apply
in gasoline compression ignition engines. Spray macroscopic visualization was performed by
planar laser-induced fluorescence (PLIF) technique. The spray characteristics were, therefore,
conducted by varying high injection pressures with the common rail diesel system of a diesel
engine and controlling ambient pressure (back pressure) by filling nitrogen gas in the constant
volume combustion chamber (CVCC). The test fuel, gasoline blended with biodiesel 5 percent
(GB05), and conventional diesel as the reference were performed to compare its behavior.
Chemical and physical properties of the GB05, gasoline, and biodiesel including viscosity,
density, lubricity, cloud and pour point were measured. A high-speed video camera was
employed to record the spray pattern with frame speed 10,000 f/s. The spray penetration length
and cone angle were measured and analyzed by image processing. Structure and density profiles
were analyzed. As expected, 5 percent concentration of biodiesel significantly affected to enhance
lubricity property of the GB. With small biodiesel concentration, the lubricity improves. When.
injection pressure was increased, the spray-penetration length was increased whereas the spray
cone angle was slightly decreased. Under higher injection pressure, the turbulent structures are
remarkable.
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In Thammasat University Faculty of Engineering. The 9th TSME International Conference on Mechanical Engineering 2018 (TSME-ICoME9) (pp.101-106) Pathum Thani : Thammasat University