Experimental and modeling study of the gasoline HCCI engine with internal gas recirculation

In this study experimental and modeling investigations of a gasoline HCCI engine with internal gas recirculation have been presented. Experimental measurements enabled identification of attainable range of valvetrain settings and air excess coefficient that allows a realization of the HCCI combustion. Factors determining the charge exchange process and the resulting in-cylinder temperature were specified based on computational analysis.

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The effect of operating factors on the behavior of the combustion engine valve timing system
Krzysztof Siczek, Marek Woźniak, Adam Rylski, Wojciech Stachurski
Combustion Engines

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