Experimental test of a new compressed natural gas engine with direct injection
This paper presents experimental test results of a new compressed natural gas direct injection (CNG-DI) engine that has been developed from modification of a multi cylinder gasoline port injection (PI) engine. The major modifications done are (1) the injection system has been modified to gas dir...
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my.um.eprints.108162018-10-16T05:18:28Z http://eprints.um.edu.my/10816/ Experimental test of a new compressed natural gas engine with direct injection Kalam, M.A. Masjuki, Haji Hassan Mahlia, T.M.I. Fuad, M.A. Halim, K. Ishak, A. Khair, M. Yusoff, A. Shahrir, A. TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) This paper presents experimental test results of a new compressed natural gas direct injection (CNG-DI) engine that has been developed from modification of a multi cylinder gasoline port injection (PI) engine. The major modifications done are (1) the injection system has been modified to gas direct injection using new high pressure gas injectors, (2) compression ratio has been changed from 10 to 14 through modification of piston and cylinder head, and (3) new spark plugs with long edge were used to ignite the CNG fuel. The CNG pressure at common trail was kept at 20 bar to be injected into engine cylinder. The engine has been operated with full throttle conditions to compare all the results with original base engine such as gasoline port injection engine and the CNG bi-fuel engine where the base engine has been converted to bifuel injection system to be operated with gasoline and CNG fuels. Hence, it can be mentioned that the original gasoline port injection engine has been modified to CNG bi-fuel and CNG-DI systems. The bi-fuel injection was developed using a gas conversion kit with gas port injection injectors. The test results obtained from CNG fuel using two different systems (i.e. bi-fuel and DI) will be investigated and compared with original gasoline engine. The test was conducted with computer controlled dynamometer to measure brake power, specific fuel consumption (SFC), exhaust emissions such as carbon monoxide (CO), oxides of nitrogen (NOx), and unburned hydrocarbon (HC). The objective of this investigation is to compare the test results between “CNG-DI”, with “CNG-BI” and “gasoline - PI” engines with the same displacement volume. It was found that the CNG-DI engine produces 4% higher brake power at 6000 rpm as compared to original gasoline fueled engine. The CNG-BI engine produces maximum power of 57 kW at 5500 rpm which is 23% lower than CNG-DI engine’s peak power (at 6000 rpm). The average BSFC of CNG-DI engine was 0.28% and 8% lower than gasoline-PI and CNG-BI engines respectively. The CNGDI engine reduces 50% NOx emission as compared to base engine. However, the CNG-DI engine produces higher HC and CO emissions as compared to base engine by 34% and 48% respectively. The results of this experiment will be used for further improvement of the CNG-DI engine as well as to develop a new CNG-DI car. 2009-06 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.um.edu.my/10816/1/2009-01-1967.pdf Kalam, M.A. and Masjuki, Haji Hassan and Mahlia, T.M.I. and Fuad, M.A. and Halim, K. and Ishak, A. and Khair, M. and Yusoff, A. and Shahrir, A. (2009) Experimental test of a new compressed natural gas engine with direct injection. In: SAE 2009 International Powertrains, Fuels & Lubricants Meeting, 15-17 June 2009, Florence, Italy. |
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This paper presents experimental test results of a new
compressed natural gas direct injection (CNG-DI) engine
that has been developed from modification of a multi cylinder gasoline port injection (PI) engine. The major
modifications done are (1) the injection system has been
modified to gas direct injection using new high pressure
gas injectors, (2) compression ratio has been changed
from 10 to 14 through modification of piston and cylinder
head, and (3) new spark plugs with long edge were used
to ignite the CNG fuel. The CNG pressure at common trail was kept at 20 bar to be injected into engine cylinder. The engine has been operated with full throttle conditions to compare all the results with original base engine such as gasoline port injection engine and the CNG bi-fuel engine where the base engine has been converted to bifuel injection system to be operated with gasoline and CNG fuels. Hence, it can be mentioned that the original gasoline port injection engine has been modified to CNG bi-fuel and CNG-DI systems. The bi-fuel injection was developed using a gas conversion kit with gas port injection injectors. The test results obtained from CNG fuel using two different systems (i.e. bi-fuel and DI) will be investigated and compared with original gasoline engine. The test was conducted with computer controlled dynamometer to measure brake power, specific fuel consumption (SFC), exhaust emissions such as carbon monoxide (CO), oxides of nitrogen (NOx), and unburned hydrocarbon (HC). The objective of this investigation is to compare the test results between “CNG-DI”, with “CNG-BI” and “gasoline - PI” engines with the same displacement volume. It was found that the CNG-DI engine produces 4% higher brake power at
6000 rpm as compared to original gasoline fueled engine. The CNG-BI engine produces maximum power of 57 kW at 5500 rpm which is 23% lower than CNG-DI engine’s peak power (at 6000 rpm). The average BSFC of CNG-DI engine was 0.28% and 8% lower than gasoline-PI and CNG-BI engines respectively. The CNGDI engine reduces 50% NOx emission as compared to base engine. However, the CNG-DI engine produces higher HC and CO emissions as compared to base engine by 34% and 48% respectively. The results of this experiment will be used for further improvement of the CNG-DI engine as well as to develop a new CNG-DI car. |
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Experimental test of a new compressed natural gas engine with direct injection |
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Experimental test of a new compressed natural gas engine with direct injection |
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