Under the context of increasing rail pressure and
reducing orifice diameter for highly intesified diesel engines, the combustion
processes of diesel engines with different injection hole diameters were tested
and studied under three operating conditions, the combustion and emission
results were compared and analyzed, and their working mechanisms were given
through the simulation research. The research results show that both the fuel
consumption rate and the soot decrease, the fuel consumption rate reduces by up
to 2.5% and the soot reduces by 63.9% as the hole diameter decreases from 0.30
mm to 0.25 mm during the test process of the single-cylinder
diesel engine. However, when the hole diameter decreases from 0.25 mm to 0.24
mm, the in-cylinder combustion process shows a
consistent deterioration trend. The three-dimensional
in-cylinder simulation results under the calibration
operating conditions show that the matching of hole diameter to operating
condition has a range of application, and the combustion shows a deterioration
trend for the hole diameter of 0.24 mm and 0.30 mm beyond this range, while for
the hole diameter of 0.25 mm, the fuel and gas mixes well, and the thermal
efficiency reaches the highest, therefore the optimal combustion is achieved.
CHEN Jinhao, WEI Xiaoyu, LIU Yu, ZHANG Xiaoqin, YU Bo, FU Xueqing.
Influence of Injection Hole Diameter on Combustion Process
of Highly Intensified Diesel Engine[J]. Vehicle Engine. 2026, 0(4): 49-56