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Hot Surface Assisted Compression Ignition (HSACI) as an Approach to Extend the Operating Limits of a Natural Gas Fueled HCCI Engine

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Publication code: 20229027

Paper/Info type: SETC

No.2022-32-0027

Pages: 1-20(Total 20 p)

Date of publication: Oct 2022

Publisher: JSAE

Language: English

Event: SETC2022

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Author(E)	1) Joern Alexander Judith, 2) Maurice Kettner, 3) Danny Schwarz, 4) Markus Klaissle, 5) Thomas Koch
Affiliation(E)	1) Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences, 2) Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences, 3) SenerTec Kraft-Wärme-Energiesysteme GmbH, 4) SenerTec Kraft-Wärme-Energiesysteme GmbH, 5) Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Abstract(E)	The concept of hot surface assisted compression ignition (HSACI) was previously shown to allow for control of combustion timing and to enable combustion beyond the limits of pure homogeneous charge compression ignition (HCCI) combustion. This work investigates the potential of HSACI to extend the operating limits of a naturally aspirated single-cylinder natural gas fueled HCCI engine. A zero-dimensional (0D) thermo-kinetic modeling framework was set up and coupled with the chemical reaction mechanism AramcoMech 1.3. The results of the 0D study show that reasonable ignition timings in the range 0-12°CA after top dead center (TDC) in HCCI can be expressed by constant volume ignition delays at TDC conditions of 9- 15°CA. Simulations featuring the two-stage combustion in HSACI point out the capability of the initial heat release as a means to shorten bulk-gas ignition delay. Engine trials were conducted to map the operating limits in HCCI and HSACI mode for an engine speed of 1400 1/min as a function of intake air temperature (148-173°C) and relative air-fuel ratio (l = 2.0-3.0). Results show that HSACI extends the lean limit by more than Δl = 0.4 and reduces the minimum required intake temperature by at least 5 K compared to HCCI. Comparative experiments of HCCI and HSACI reveal that HSACI benefits from higher engine load, lower ringing intensity and lower NOx emissions without deteriorating efficiency. Experimental data concerning the occurrence of instable combustion in HCCI and the role of initial heat release in HSACI agree with the trends predicted by the 0D models.

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