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Light-Duty Drive Cycle Simulations of Diesel Engine-Out Exhaust Properties for an RCCI-Enabled Vehicle.
| 题名： | Light-Duty Drive Cycle Simulations of Diesel Engine-Out Exhaust Properties for an RCCI-Enabled Vehicle. |
| 作者： | Curran, S. J.; Daw, C. S.; Gao, Z.; Wagner, R. M. |
| 关键词： | Diesel Engines; Diesel Fuels; Exhaust Emission; Exhaust Gases; Gasoline; Ignition; Motor Vehicles; Nitrogen Oxides; Particulates; Reactivity; Reactivity Controlled Compression Ignition(rcci); Simulati |
| 摘要： | In-cylinder blending of gasoline and diesel fuels to achieve low-temperature reactivity controlled compression ignition (RCCI) can reduce NOx and PM emissions while maintaining or improving brake thermal efficiency compared to conventional diesel combustion (CDC). Moreover, dual-fueling is able to achieve these benefits by tailoring combustion reactivity over a wider range of engine operation than is possible with a single fuel. However, the currently demonstrated range of stable RCCI combustion just covers a portion of the engine speed-load range required in several light-duty drive cycles. This means that engines must switch from RCCI to CDC when speed and load fall outside of the stable RCCI range. In this study we investigated the potential impact of RCCI on the engine-out exhaust temperature and emissions of a multimode RCCI-enabled vehicle operating over two urban and two highway driving cycles. To implement our simulations, we employed experimental RCCI/CDC engine maps combined with a standard mid-size, automatic transmission, passenger vehicle configuration details in the Autonomie vehicle simulation platform. Our results include both detailed transient and cycle-averaged engine exhaust temperature and emissions. We note the potential implications of the modified exhaust properties on catalytic emissions control and utilization of waste heat recovery on future RCCI-enabled vehicles. |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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