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VECOM Low Temperature Combustion

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Engine Model<br />

GT Power used to simulate a 4 cylinder, 2.5L, current design engine:<br />

Bore/Stroke<br />

CR 12<br />

Intake Valves (2)<br />

IVO (0.1 mm lift)<br />

IVC (0.1 mm lift)<br />

Exhaust Valves (2)<br />

EVO (0.1 mm lift)<br />

EVC (0.1 mm lift)<br />

<strong>Combustion</strong><br />

90mm / 100 mm (4 cylinders, 2.5L)<br />

32.4 mm diameter / 10.8 mm lift<br />

12°BTDC gas exchange<br />

224°ATDC gas exchange<br />

26.1 mm diameter / 10.8 mm lift<br />

135°ATDC firing<br />

371°ATDC firing<br />

Wiebe profile<br />

Heat transfer Woschni 1<br />

Friction Chen-Flynn 2<br />

1) Woschni, G., 1967, “Equation for the Instantaneous Heat Transfer Coefficient in the Internal <strong>Combustion</strong> Engine”, SAE Paper 670931.<br />

2) Chen, S. K., Flynn, P. F., 1965, “Development of a Single Cylinder Compression Ignition Research Engine.” SAE Paper 650733.<br />

<strong>VECOM</strong> Workshop 24 Prague, March 14-15 2012

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