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A hydrogen-oxygen fueled internal combustion engine is described, which utilizes an inert gas, such as argon, as a working fluid to increase the efficiency of the engine, eliminate pollution, and facilitate operation of a closed cycle energy system. In a
Laumann, E. A., Reynolds, R. K.
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Increased vehicle volume causes a high use of fossil fuels and increased exhaust emissions. Butanol is a renewable fuel that can replace fossil fuels. This is because butanol has better characteristics than gasoline such as high octane value and oxygen ...
Firman Lukman Sanjaya +1 more
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The effects of premixed gas compositions on the combustion characteristics in micro pilot duel fuel (MPDF) conditions were investigated. Propane, hydrogen, and carbon dioxide gases were added to methane gas, and engine experiments were conducted under ...
Minhoo Choi, Sungwook Park
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Servo-Stabilization of Low-Frequency Oscillations in a Liquid Bipropellant Rocket Motor [PDF]
The recent work of H. S. Tsien concerning the servostabilization of rocket motors is extended to the liquid bipropellant rocket motor. It is shown that by use of a feedback system containing a device to sense the combustion chamber pressure, a suitably ...
Cox, Dale W., Jr., Marble, Frank E.
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This study experimentally investigated the ignition and combustion characteristics of marine gas oil as a pilot fuel in dual-fuel marine engines using a constant-volume combustion chamber.
Jun-Soo Kim +4 more
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A review of the ONR/NAVAIR research option combustion instabilities in compact ramjets, 1983-1988 [PDF]
This paper consists of two parts summarizing two portions of the ONR/NAVAIR Research Option. The option began in 1983 and continued for five years, involving 11 organizations.
Culick, F. E. C., Schadow, K. C.
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The characteristics of spark ignition with a constant volume combustion chamber (CVCC) is evaluated for the efficiency of capacitive-assisted ignition (CAI), such as spark kernel and flame growth. The conventional spark method and matching effect of high
Kwonse Kim, Jaeyoung Han, Seokyeon Im
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The effect of microwave enhancement on combustion was investigated using a spherical, constant-volume combustion chamber. Microwave energy at 2.45 GHz was coupled into the spherical chamber using a quarter-wavelength dipole antenna. Standing waves of high-strength electrical fields were created to enhance the flames ignited by a spark plug.
Alger, Terry +4 more
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Due to its low calorific value, abnormal phenomena such as incomplete combustion and flameout may occur during the combustion process of biomass syngas.
Shengnan Suxing +7 more
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Application of Microwave Enhanced Plasma to Control the Ignition Delay of Diesel Spray Combustion
The effect of microwave enhanced plasma (MW Plasma) on ignition delay of diesel spray combustion was investigated inside a constant volume high pressure chamber.
Srinivas Paidala +3 more
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