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PT-121
Combustion & Emission Control for SI Engines: Modeling and Experimental Studies
John H. Johnson, June 2005, 693 Pages, 45 Papers, Paperbound
$140.00


Combustion & Emission Control for SI Engines: Modeling and Experimental Studies is a collection of SAE technical papers that covers advanced emission measurements, combustion, exhaust after-treatment systems, fuel and lubricant effects on emissions, modeling of in-cylinder processes, and particle control and measurement.

All papers contained in this book were selected by an accomplished expert as the best in the field; reprinted in their entirety, they present a pathway to integrated emission control systems that meet 2004-2009 EPA standards for light-duty vehicles. Along with its companion volume, Emission Control and Fuel Economy for Port and Direct Injected SI Engines, this book contains landmark research not found in typical internal combustion engine textbooks.

Papers in: PT-121

  • 1999-01-1144 Exhaust Particulate Emissions From Two Port-Fuel-Injected, Spark-Ignition Engines
  • 1999-01-1145 Exhaust Particulate Emissions From a Direct-Injection, Spark- Ignition Engine
  • 1999-01-3466 The Effect of Passenger Car Motor Oil Detergent System on Vehicle Tailpipe Emissions
  • 1999-01-3583 SI Engine Combustion Chamber Deposits and Their Effects Upon Emissions
  • 2000-01-0255 Sooting Tendencies in An Air-Forced, Direct-Injection, Spark-Ignition (Disi) Engine
  • 2000-01-0506 Unburned Liquid Hydrocarbons Using Differential Temperature Hydrocarbon Analysers
  • 2000-01-1083 Particulate Matter Emission During Start-Up and Transient Operation of a Spark-Ignition Engine (2): Effect of Speed, Load, and Real-World Driving Cycles
  • 2001-01-0212 Refinement of a Bag Mini-Diluter System
  • 2001-01-0939 1d Unsteady Flows With Chemical Reactions in the Exhaust Duct-System of S.I. Engines: Predictions and Experiments
  • 2001-01-0940 A Modular Numerical Simulation Tool Predicting Catalytic Converter Light-Off By Improved Modeling of Thermal Management and Conversion Characteristics
  • 2001-01-0943 Numerical Analysis of the Exhaust Gas Flow and Heat Transfer in a Close- Coupled Catalytic Converter System During Warm-Up
  • 2001-01-0965 Modeling the Effect of Split Injections on Disi Engine Performance
  • 2001-01-1011 Modeling No Formation in Spark Ignition Engines With a Layered Adiabatic Core and Combustion Inefficiency Routine
  • 2001-01-1071 Multicomponent Fuel Consideration for Spray Evaporation Field and Spray-Wall Interaction
  • 2001-01-1202 A Review of Fuel, Intake and Combustion System Deposit Issues Relevant to 4- Stroke Gasoline Direct Fuel Injection Engines
  • 2001-01-1225 A Deforming Droplet Model for Fuel Spray in Direct-Injection Gasoline Engines
  • 2001-01-1976 Particulate Characterization of a Disi Research Engine Using a Nephelometer and In-Cylinder Visualization
  • 2001-01-2030 The Effect of Fuel Composition and Additive Content on Injector Deposits and Performance of An Air-Assisted Direct Injection Spark Ignition (Disi) Research Engine
  • 2001-01-3581 Transient Particulate Matter Measurements From the Exhaust of a Direct Injection Spark Ignition Automobile
  • 2001-01-3650 Fuel Volatility Effects on Mixture Preparation and Performance in a Gdi Engine During Cold Start
  • 2002-01-0003 The Prediction of 1d Unsteady Flows in the Exhaust System of a S.I. Engine Including Chemical Reactions in the Gas and Solid Phase
  • 2002-01-0006 Modelling the Pollutant Emissions From a S.I. Engine
  • 2002-01-0048 Studies on Enhanced Cvs Technology to Achieve Sulev Certification
  • 2002-01-0113 Feasibility Study of Two-Stage Hybrid Combustion in Gasoline Direct Injection Engines
  • 2002-01-1668 Application of Different Cylinder-Pressure-Based Knock Detection Methods in Spark Ignition Engines
  • 2002-01-1894 Strategies for Gasoline Particulate Emission Control-A "Foresight Vehicle" Project
  • 2002-01-2709 Studies on Emission Measurement Techniques for Super- Ultra-Low-Emission Vehicles
  • 2003-01-0011 Modelling Autoignition and Engine Knock Under Spark Ignition Conditions
  • 2003-01-0368 Exhaust-Gas Dynamics Model for Identification Purposes
  • 2003-01-0387 Hc Measurements By Means of Flame Ionization: Background and Limits of Low Emission Measurement
  • 2003-01-0779 Problems of Partial Sample Systems for Modal Raw Exhaust Mass Emission Measurement
  • 2003-01-0780 Advancements in Exhaust Flow Measurement Technology
  • 2003-01-1118 New Knock Localization Methodology for SI Engines
  • 952403 Emissions From Light Duty Vehicles Operating on Oxygenated Fuels At Low Ambient Temperatures: a Review of Published Studies
  • 952443 Combustion Chamber Deposits in Spark-Ignition Engines: a Literature Review
  • 952504 Effects of Gasoline Properties (TD5D0, TD9D0, and Sulfur) on Exhaust Hydrocarbon Emissions of Current and Future Vehicles: Modal Analysis--The Auto/Oil Air Quality Improvement Research Program
  • 952561 Effects of Fuel Sulfur Level on Emissions From Transitional Low Emission Vehicles
  • 961204 Effects of Fuel Composition on In-Cylinder Air/Fuel Ratio During Fuelling Transients in An SI Engine, Measured Using Differential Infra-Red Absorption
  • 961928 Visualization of Gasoline and Exhaust Gases Distribution in a 4-Valve SI Engine; Effects of Stratification on Combustion and Pollutants
  • 970824 Quantitative In-Cylinder No Lif Measurements With a Krf Excimer Laser Applied to a Mass-Production SI Engine Fueled With Isooctane and Regular Gasoline
  • 972889 The Interaction Between Nitric Oxide and Hydrocarbon Oxidation Chemistry in a Spark-Ignition Engine
  • 980528 Characterization of Exhaust Particulate Emissions From a Spark-Ignition Engine
  • 981044 Effect of Tumble Strength on Combustion and Exhaust Emissions in a Single-Cylinder, Four-Valve, Spark-Ignition Engine
  • 982600 A Study of the Size, Number and Mass Distribution of the Automotive Particulate Emissions for European Light-Duty Vehicles
  • 982601 Investigation of the Dilution Process for Measurement of Particulate Matter From Spark-Ignition Engines