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Effect of dual-spark plug arrangements on ignition and combustion processes of a gasoline rotary engine with hydrogen direct-injection enrichment

Ji et al., 2019

Document ID
14379844425068346971
Author
Ji C
Shi C
Wang S
Yang J
Su T
Wang D
Publication year
Publication venue
Energy Conversion and Management

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A gasoline rotary engine enriched with directly injected hydrogen could be regarded as an appealing option to improve combustion efficiency while reducing emissions. In this paper, a three-dimensional dynamic simulation model coupling with the chemical kinetic …
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