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Compression ratio and blow-by rates estimation based on motored pressure trace analysis for an optical spark ignition engine (Articolo in rivista)
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A.Irimescu, C.Tornatore, L. Marchitto, S.S.Merola (2013)
Compression ratio and blow-by rates estimation based on motored pressure trace analysis for an optical spark ignition engine
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- Compression ratio and blow-by rates estimation based on motored pressure trace analysis for an optical spark ignition engine (literal)
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- Using the geometric compression ratio, calculated without considering crevices, usually ensures good
accuracy when performing heat release analysis and other evaluations based on recorded in-cylinder
pressure traces. This is due to the fact that top-land, head gasket, spark plug thread and other crevices
amount to a small percentage of the clearance volume in production engines. Particular cases such as
engines with optical access can however feature special geometry with relatively high crevices volume.
Increased blow-by rates also represent an issue that can have a significant impact on first-law analysis
performed on such engines. Special requirements for the optical access sometimes results in the separation
of the lower crankcase and the cylinder, thus making measurements of gas leakage extremely
difficult. Therefore, an existing methodology for estimating compression ratio based on the motored incylinder
pressure trace was improved in order to ensure good accuracy with reduced computational
effort, and a new procedure was developed for modeling blow-by rates (literal)
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