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PT-80
Direct Fuel Injection
for Gasoline Engines
Authors: Arun S. Solomon, Richard W.
Anderson, Paul M. Najt, and Fuquan Zhao, March 2000, 4 Sections, 468 Pages,
Paperbound
$70.00
In the last twenty-five years, the gasoline engine has completed a major shift in operating configuration from being carbureted to single-point or port-fuel injected. With the introduction of the first commercially successful direct-injection gasoline powered vehicle in 1996, the level of combustion system research and development has intensified. Yet the challenges of exhaust aftertreatment to meet future emissions standards and cost reduction still face engineers and developers in the industry.
Sections cover:
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Combustion System Design and Development of Direct Injection Gasoline Engines
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Fuel Spray Characteristics for Direct-Injection Gasoline Engines
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Multi-dimensional Modeling of Direct-Injection Gasoline Phenomena
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Diagnostic Methods for Direct-Injection Gasoline Engines
