Study of the Turbulence Intensity Variation Within the Combustion Chamber of a SI Engine Due to Turbocharging

Paulo de Tarso de Alexandria Cruz; João Nildo de Souza Vianna; Cléverson e Silva Moreira

doi:10.4271/2003-01-3687

2003-11-18

Study of the Turbulence Intensity Variation Within the Combustion Chamber of a SI Engine Due to Turbocharging 2003-01-3687

By turbocharging the SI-engine, one is able to reduce the specific fuel consumption as well as the emission of certain pollutants without power losses (Vianna et al, 1989). In order to determine the causes for these reductions, measurements of pressure, temperature and velocity inside the combustion chamber of an 1.31 petrol engine have been carried out. A piezoelectric pressure transducer, a constant current and a constant temperature anemometers have been employed respectively. As compared to the normally aspirated engine, the turbocharger brings about higher pressure, temperature and turbulent intensity along the whole scope of analysis. The mixing process and consequently the quality of the burning of the fuel are improved.

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Study of the Turbulence Intensity Variation Within the Combustion Chamber of a SI Engine Due to Turbocharging 2003-01-3687

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