Combustion and Emission Performance of Turbocharged Diesel Engine with EGR
On a turbocharged intercooled diesel engine, the high-pressure EGR was realized by inducing the exhaust before the turbocharger into the intake air after the compressor. At the constant speed, the combustion and emission performance at different loads were researched. At the same operating condition, the temperature of mixture at the end of compression increased, the ignition delay shortened, the pressure and temperature of burning gas decreased and the combustion duration prolonged with the increase of EGR rate. The pollutant formation and the combustion process of diesel engine were analyzed. The results show, from high load to low load, the CO emission increases due to the restraint of gas temperature, the HC emission reduces due to the influence of ignition delay and oxygen supply, the NOχ emission reduces linearly with the increase of EGR rate and the soot emission deteriorates with the second-order polynomial.
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