Visualization of Mixture Preparation in a Port-Fuel Injection Engine During Engine Warm-up

Younggy Shin; Kyoungdoug Min; Wai K. Cheng

doi:10.4271/952481

1995-10-01

Visualization of Mixture Preparation in a Port-Fuel Injection Engine During Engine Warm-up 952481

The fuel injection process in the port of a firing 4-valve SI engine at part load and 25°C head temperature was observed by a high speed video camera. Fuel was injected when the valve was closed. The reverse blow-down flow when the intake valve opens has been identified as an important factor in the mixture preparation process because it not only alters the thermal environment of the intake port, but also strip-atomizes the liquid film at the vicinity of the intake valve and carries the droplets away from the engine. In a series of “fuel-on” experiments, the fuel injected in the current cycle was observed to influence the fuel delivery to the engine in the subsequent cycles.

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Visualization of Mixture Preparation in a Port-Fuel Injection Engine During Engine Warm-up 952481

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