Combustion and Non-Legislation Emission of Methanol Engine under Different Fuel-Air Equivalence Ratios

  • SUN Jingzhen ,
  • YAO Shicong ,
  • GONG Baoli ,
  • PENG Youhua ,
  • CUI Lianbo ,
  • PENG Legao ,
  • GONG Changming
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  • (1.Chongqing Changan New Energy Automobile Co.,Ltd.,Chongqing 401122,China;

    3.State Key Laboratory of Automotive Simulation and Control,Jilin university,Changchun 130025,China;

    4.Dongfeng Nissan Technical Center,Guangzhou 510640,China; 5.College of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering,Dalian Minzu University,Dalian 116600,China)

Abstract

The influences of different fuelair equivalence ratios on in-cylinder mixture concentration distribution,combustion characteristics, formaldehyde and unburned methanol were studied on a diesel engine retrofitted in-cylinder injection spark ignition methanol engine by coupling methanol chemical kinetics reaction mechanism with 3D CFD software AVL-Fire. The research results show that the increase of fuelair equivalence ratio can increase maximum incylinder temperature,maximum incylinder pressure and maximum heat release rate significantly and reduce the emission of formaldehyde and unburned methanol obviously. When the fuel-air equivalent ratio increases from 0.33 to 0.67, the maximum combustion pressure, maximum combustion temperature and heat release rate peak increases by 65%, 72% and 51% respectively. When the fuel-air ratio exceeds 0.4, the emission of unburned methanol and formaldehyde decrease sharply and mainly lie near the cylinder wall.

Cite this article

SUN Jingzhen , YAO Shicong , GONG Baoli , PENG Youhua , CUI Lianbo , PENG Legao , GONG Changming . Combustion and Non-Legislation Emission of Methanol Engine under Different Fuel-Air Equivalence Ratios[J]. Vehicle Engine, 2018 , 0(5) : 43 -48 . DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1001-2222.2018.05.008

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