农业工程学报
農業工程學報
농업공정학보
2014年
8期
74-80
,共7页
梅德清%任华%姜士阳%王忠%Roland Baar
梅德清%任華%薑士暘%王忠%Roland Baar
매덕청%임화%강사양%왕충%Roland Baar
柴油机%燃料%燃烧%碳酸二甲酯%多段喷射
柴油機%燃料%燃燒%碳痠二甲酯%多段噴射
시유궤%연료%연소%탄산이갑지%다단분사
diesel engines%fuels%combustion%dimethyl carbonate%multiple injections
柴油机多段燃油喷射可用来优化缸内燃烧以实现排放净化的目标。该文采用两段预喷和一段主喷组合的多段燃油喷射进行混合燃料D10(90%柴油+10%碳酸二甲酯)燃烧过程的研究。通过预喷相位可调但3段喷油之间相位间隔恒定、主喷持续时间可调但第1、2段预喷持续时间固定的喷油策略,实现在目标工况下精确的放热中心COHR(center of heat release)。当调整多段燃油喷射策略实现目标COHR以等步长推移时,柴油机的燃烧过程呈现如下特点:各工况的着火时刻均处于第2段预喷和主喷之间;从喷油时刻至着火时刻所经历的曲轴转角越来越小;着火时刻至放热中心所占用的曲轴转角则越来越大;缸内燃烧压力峰值出现位置与放热中心位置较为接近,相对缸内峰值压力出现位置,COHR不断后移且相距更远。与柴油相比,D10的滞燃期更长,其最大压升率也更高。由于易汽化的碳酸二甲酯促进了燃料混合及后续燃烧,从着火时刻到10%放热率及90%放热率对应时刻所占用曲轴转角均变小,说明碳酸二甲酯的加入有助燃烧的迅速进行。基于COHR为表征的燃烧特性分析,为碳酸二甲酯/柴油混合燃料的应用、多段燃油喷射调控燃烧过程及排放控制理论提供指导。
柴油機多段燃油噴射可用來優化缸內燃燒以實現排放淨化的目標。該文採用兩段預噴和一段主噴組閤的多段燃油噴射進行混閤燃料D10(90%柴油+10%碳痠二甲酯)燃燒過程的研究。通過預噴相位可調但3段噴油之間相位間隔恆定、主噴持續時間可調但第1、2段預噴持續時間固定的噴油策略,實現在目標工況下精確的放熱中心COHR(center of heat release)。噹調整多段燃油噴射策略實現目標COHR以等步長推移時,柴油機的燃燒過程呈現如下特點:各工況的著火時刻均處于第2段預噴和主噴之間;從噴油時刻至著火時刻所經歷的麯軸轉角越來越小;著火時刻至放熱中心所佔用的麯軸轉角則越來越大;缸內燃燒壓力峰值齣現位置與放熱中心位置較為接近,相對缸內峰值壓力齣現位置,COHR不斷後移且相距更遠。與柴油相比,D10的滯燃期更長,其最大壓升率也更高。由于易汽化的碳痠二甲酯促進瞭燃料混閤及後續燃燒,從著火時刻到10%放熱率及90%放熱率對應時刻所佔用麯軸轉角均變小,說明碳痠二甲酯的加入有助燃燒的迅速進行。基于COHR為錶徵的燃燒特性分析,為碳痠二甲酯/柴油混閤燃料的應用、多段燃油噴射調控燃燒過程及排放控製理論提供指導。
시유궤다단연유분사가용래우화항내연소이실현배방정화적목표。해문채용량단예분화일단주분조합적다단연유분사진행혼합연료D10(90%시유+10%탄산이갑지)연소과정적연구。통과예분상위가조단3단분유지간상위간격항정、주분지속시간가조단제1、2단예분지속시간고정적분유책략,실현재목표공황하정학적방열중심COHR(center of heat release)。당조정다단연유분사책략실현목표COHR이등보장추이시,시유궤적연소과정정현여하특점:각공황적착화시각균처우제2단예분화주분지간;종분유시각지착화시각소경력적곡축전각월래월소;착화시각지방열중심소점용적곡축전각칙월래월대;항내연소압력봉치출현위치여방열중심위치교위접근,상대항내봉치압력출현위치,COHR불단후이차상거경원。여시유상비,D10적체연기경장,기최대압승솔야경고。유우역기화적탄산이갑지촉진료연료혼합급후속연소,종착화시각도10%방열솔급90%방열솔대응시각소점용곡축전각균변소,설명탄산이갑지적가입유조연소적신속진행。기우COHR위표정적연소특성분석,위탄산이갑지/시유혼합연료적응용、다단연유분사조공연소과정급배방공제이론제공지도。
In order to achieve the target of emission purification within the aspect of combustion optimizing in a cylinder, as well as the partial replacement of fossil fuels, a study on the combustion process of dimethyl carbonate (DMC)-diesel fuel blend was carried off. A fuel blend D10 (10%DMC and 90%diesel by volume) was chosen as the test fuel. The experiments were conducted on a single-cylinder research engine originated from a Daimler Benz OM646 2.2 litre common rail direct injection four-cylinder in-line diesel engine. As for the research engine, the indicated mean effective pressure pmi was adopted as the baseline for assessment of engine performance. A given load at 1900 r/min was chosen as the engine operating mode. According to the first law of thermodynamics, the heat release rate can be presented in real-time by the IndiCom software. The exact position in the crank angle of the center of heat release (COHR, 50% of the total heat release) can be figured out by interpolation. It was a key parameter to describe the combustion process of the engine. Through a fuel injection strategy characterized by an adjustable first pre-injection phase but constant phase intervals between the three injections and adjustable main injection duration but fixed durations of first pre-injection and second pre-injection, the accurate COHR target at a steady working mode can be implemented. Therefore five modes with an even interval of COHR, under the same engine speed and pmi, were inspected. As for D10 fuel, to compensate for its energy density falling, the rail pressure of D10 was 3 MPa higher than that of a diesel. While using D10 fuel, two schemes were considered. One was to keep the injection parameters of fuel system unchanged. The other was to slightly adjust the injection parameters, thus the COHR can be precisely accorded with the original diesel engine. When multiple injection strategy was adjusted to achieve the exact COHR which was delayed in constant step, the features of the combustion process of a diesel engine were analyzed. The ignition for each operating mode occurred between the second pilot injection and the main injection. For every two adjacent modes varying with COHR, the crank angle intervals of the fuel injection timings as well as center of heat release and the location of heat release peak were almost identical. With the increase of COHR, the duration in crank angle taken from injection timing to ignition became shorter, while the duration in the crank angle taken from ignition to the center of the heat release became longer. As compared with the location of a peak pressure in-cylinder, the COHR would be moved backward far away. As for D10 fuel, because the easy vaporization of dimethyl carbonate promoting the mixing of fuel and air and combustion, both crank angle intervals, from the ignition to 10%of heat release and from ignition to 90%of heat release, were shorter, which indicated that the added dimethyl carbonate could help to promote the combustion process. These analyses of combustion features based on COHR will provide a fundamental guidance for the application of dimethyl carbonate/diesel blends, multiple injections regulating the combustion process, and emission control theory.