The Miller cycle is a program that effectively reduces NOx emissions from marine diesel engines by lowering the maximum combustion temperature in the cylinder,thereby reducing NOx emissions.To effectively investigate ...The Miller cycle is a program that effectively reduces NOx emissions from marine diesel engines by lowering the maximum combustion temperature in the cylinder,thereby reducing NOx emissions.To effectively investigate the impact of Miller cycle optimum combustion performance and emission capability under high load conditions,this study will perform a one-dimensional simulation of the performance of a marine diesel engine,as well as a threedimensional simulation of the combustion in the cylinder.A 6-cylinder four-stroke single-stage supercharged diesel engine is taken as the research object.The chassis dynamometer and other related equipment are used to build the test system,carry out the diesel engine bench test,and collect experimental data.The simulation results are compared with the test results,and the error is less than 5%.In this study,the authors will use simulation software to simulate several Miller cycle scenarios designed for early inlet valve closure and analyze the impact of the Miller cycle on combustion and emissions at 100%load conditions.By comparing the flow field distribution of the engine at 1500 r/min condition,it was found that proper EIVC can prolong the ignition latency period and homogeneous fuel-air mixture combustion acceleration,but it can reduce pressure and temperature within the piston chamber and NOx emission.However,the Miller cycle reduces end-of-compression temperatures,which increases combustion duration and exhaust temperatures,making it difficult to improve fuel economy at the optimum fuel consumption point,and closing the intake valves prematurely leads to excessive fuel expenditure.Furthermore,temperature and heat release rate within the piston chamber,NOx,and SOOT generation were significantly enhanced.展开更多
In theory,high compression ratio has the potential to improve the thermal efficiency and promote the power output of the SI engine.However,the application of high compression ratio is substantially limited by the knoc...In theory,high compression ratio has the potential to improve the thermal efficiency and promote the power output of the SI engine.However,the application of high compression ratio is substantially limited by the knock in practical working process.The objective of this work is to comprehensively investigate the application of high compression ratio on a gasoline engine based on the Miller cycle with boost pressure and split injection.In this work,the specific optimum strategies for CR10 and CR12 were experimentally investigated respectively on a single cylinder DISI engine.It was found that a high level of Miller cycle with a higher boost pressure could be used in CR12 to achieve an effective compression ratio similar to CR10,which could eliminate the knock limits at a high compression ratio and high load.To verify the advantages of the high compression ratio,the fuel economy and power performance of CR10 and CR12 were compared at full and partial loads.The result revealed that,compared with CR10,a similar power performance and a reduced fuel consumption of CR12 at foil load could be achieved by using the strong Miller cycle and split injection.At partial load,the conditions of CR12 had very superior fuel economy and power performance compared to those of CR10.展开更多
Increasing efficiency and reducing emissions are fundamental approaches to achieving peak carbon emissions and carbon neutrality for the transportation and power industries.The Argon power cycle(APC)is a novel concept...Increasing efficiency and reducing emissions are fundamental approaches to achieving peak carbon emissions and carbon neutrality for the transportation and power industries.The Argon power cycle(APC)is a novel concept for high efficiency and zero emissions.However,APC faces the challenges of severe knock and low power density at high efficiency.To elevate efficiency and power density simultaneously of APC,the Miller cycle is applied and combined with APC.The calculation method is based on a modification of the previous thermodynamic method.The mixture of hydrogen and oxygen is controlled in the stoichiometric ratio.The results indicate that to obtain a thermal conversion efficiency of 70%,in the Otto cycle,the compression ratio and the AR(argon molar ratio in the argon-oxygen mixture)could be 9 and 95%,respectively.In comparison,for the Miller cycle,these two parameters only need to be 7 and 91%.A lower compression ratio can reduce the negative effect of knock,and a reduced AR increases the power density by 66%with the same efficiency.The improvement effect is significant when the expansion-compression ratio is 1.5.Meanwhile,increasing the expansion-compression ratio is more effective in the argon-oxygen mixture than in the nitrogen–oxygen mixture.For the next-generation Argon/Miller power cycle engine,the feasible design to achieve the indicated thermal efficiency of 58.6%should be a compression ratio of 11,an expansion-compression ratio of 1.5,and an AR of 91%.展开更多
In this study,a one-dimensional simulation was performed to evaluate the performance of in-cylinder combustion to control NO_(x) emissions on a four-stroke,six-cylinder marine medium-speed diesel engine.Reducing the c...In this study,a one-dimensional simulation was performed to evaluate the performance of in-cylinder combustion to control NO_(x) emissions on a four-stroke,six-cylinder marine medium-speed diesel engine.Reducing the combustion temperature is an important in-cylinder measure to decrease NO_(x) emissions of marine diesel engines.The Miller cycle is an effective method used to reduce the maximum combustion temperature in a cylinder and accordingly decrease NO_(x) emissions.Therefore,the authors of this study designed seven different early intake valve closing(EIVC)Miller cycles for the original engine,and analyzed the cycle effects on combustions and emissions in high-load conditions.The results indicate that the temperature in the cylinder was significantly reduced,whereas fuel consumption was almost unchanged.When the IVC was properly advanced,the ignition delay period increased and the premixed combustion accelerated,but the in-cylinder average pressure,temperature and NO_(x) emissions in the cylinder were lower than the original engine.However,closing the intake valve too early led to high fuel consumption.In addition,the NO_(x) emissions,in-cylinder temperature,and heat release rate remarkably increased.Therefore,the optimal timing of the EIVC varied with different loads.The higher the load was,the earlier the best advance angle appeared.Therefore,the Miller cycle is an effective method for in-engine NO_(x) purification and does not entail significant cost.展开更多
基金funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No.51505275.
文摘The Miller cycle is a program that effectively reduces NOx emissions from marine diesel engines by lowering the maximum combustion temperature in the cylinder,thereby reducing NOx emissions.To effectively investigate the impact of Miller cycle optimum combustion performance and emission capability under high load conditions,this study will perform a one-dimensional simulation of the performance of a marine diesel engine,as well as a threedimensional simulation of the combustion in the cylinder.A 6-cylinder four-stroke single-stage supercharged diesel engine is taken as the research object.The chassis dynamometer and other related equipment are used to build the test system,carry out the diesel engine bench test,and collect experimental data.The simulation results are compared with the test results,and the error is less than 5%.In this study,the authors will use simulation software to simulate several Miller cycle scenarios designed for early inlet valve closure and analyze the impact of the Miller cycle on combustion and emissions at 100%load conditions.By comparing the flow field distribution of the engine at 1500 r/min condition,it was found that proper EIVC can prolong the ignition latency period and homogeneous fuel-air mixture combustion acceleration,but it can reduce pressure and temperature within the piston chamber and NOx emission.However,the Miller cycle reduces end-of-compression temperatures,which increases combustion duration and exhaust temperatures,making it difficult to improve fuel economy at the optimum fuel consumption point,and closing the intake valves prematurely leads to excessive fuel expenditure.Furthermore,temperature and heat release rate within the piston chamber,NOx,and SOOT generation were significantly enhanced.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos.91641203,51476114,and 91741119)the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2017YFB0103400)。
文摘In theory,high compression ratio has the potential to improve the thermal efficiency and promote the power output of the SI engine.However,the application of high compression ratio is substantially limited by the knock in practical working process.The objective of this work is to comprehensively investigate the application of high compression ratio on a gasoline engine based on the Miller cycle with boost pressure and split injection.In this work,the specific optimum strategies for CR10 and CR12 were experimentally investigated respectively on a single cylinder DISI engine.It was found that a high level of Miller cycle with a higher boost pressure could be used in CR12 to achieve an effective compression ratio similar to CR10,which could eliminate the knock limits at a high compression ratio and high load.To verify the advantages of the high compression ratio,the fuel economy and power performance of CR10 and CR12 were compared at full and partial loads.The result revealed that,compared with CR10,a similar power performance and a reduced fuel consumption of CR12 at foil load could be achieved by using the strong Miller cycle and split injection.At partial load,the conditions of CR12 had very superior fuel economy and power performance compared to those of CR10.
基金supported by the Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51576141)the Shanghai Science and Technology Program(No.22ZR1463000)。
文摘Increasing efficiency and reducing emissions are fundamental approaches to achieving peak carbon emissions and carbon neutrality for the transportation and power industries.The Argon power cycle(APC)is a novel concept for high efficiency and zero emissions.However,APC faces the challenges of severe knock and low power density at high efficiency.To elevate efficiency and power density simultaneously of APC,the Miller cycle is applied and combined with APC.The calculation method is based on a modification of the previous thermodynamic method.The mixture of hydrogen and oxygen is controlled in the stoichiometric ratio.The results indicate that to obtain a thermal conversion efficiency of 70%,in the Otto cycle,the compression ratio and the AR(argon molar ratio in the argon-oxygen mixture)could be 9 and 95%,respectively.In comparison,for the Miller cycle,these two parameters only need to be 7 and 91%.A lower compression ratio can reduce the negative effect of knock,and a reduced AR increases the power density by 66%with the same efficiency.The improvement effect is significant when the expansion-compression ratio is 1.5.Meanwhile,increasing the expansion-compression ratio is more effective in the argon-oxygen mixture than in the nitrogen–oxygen mixture.For the next-generation Argon/Miller power cycle engine,the feasible design to achieve the indicated thermal efficiency of 58.6%should be a compression ratio of 11,an expansion-compression ratio of 1.5,and an AR of 91%.
基金Supported by the Industry-University-Research Collaboration Project of Jiangsu Province(Grant No.BY2019048)the 19th batch of student scientific research projects of Jiangsu University(19A306)。
文摘In this study,a one-dimensional simulation was performed to evaluate the performance of in-cylinder combustion to control NO_(x) emissions on a four-stroke,six-cylinder marine medium-speed diesel engine.Reducing the combustion temperature is an important in-cylinder measure to decrease NO_(x) emissions of marine diesel engines.The Miller cycle is an effective method used to reduce the maximum combustion temperature in a cylinder and accordingly decrease NO_(x) emissions.Therefore,the authors of this study designed seven different early intake valve closing(EIVC)Miller cycles for the original engine,and analyzed the cycle effects on combustions and emissions in high-load conditions.The results indicate that the temperature in the cylinder was significantly reduced,whereas fuel consumption was almost unchanged.When the IVC was properly advanced,the ignition delay period increased and the premixed combustion accelerated,but the in-cylinder average pressure,temperature and NO_(x) emissions in the cylinder were lower than the original engine.However,closing the intake valve too early led to high fuel consumption.In addition,the NO_(x) emissions,in-cylinder temperature,and heat release rate remarkably increased.Therefore,the optimal timing of the EIVC varied with different loads.The higher the load was,the earlier the best advance angle appeared.Therefore,the Miller cycle is an effective method for in-engine NO_(x) purification and does not entail significant cost.
