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- Title
Design of combustion bowl geometry to meet final Tier 4 of 11 L non-road heavy-duty diesel engine with multi-dimensional combustion simulation.
- Authors
Lee, Sangyul; Lee, Jongyoon; Hwang, Seungkwon; Wang, Taejoong; Lee, Youngbok
- Abstract
To comply with the new non-road emission standards, final Tier 4, two big strategies have been applied to the 11 L heavy-duty diesel engine. The first strategy is to apply Exhaust gas recirculation and selectivity catalytic reduction system to meet the NOx limitation. The other one is to apply low swirl ratio (for higher volumetric efficiency) and multi-hole nozzle, a high pressure direct injection, and an optimized combustion system in order to reduce PM emission. Both strategies put a focus on the optimization of combustion system. In this study, a ULPC bowl concept applied in the previous works has been successfully verified in 11 L heavy-duty diesel engine with wellvalidated 3D combustion simulation, and the ULPC bowl shape has been geometrically optimized. A rough 0D calculation is used to calculate the fuel split ratio of the various ULPC bowl shapes. In the rated-power operating condition of the final Tier 4 engine which is deduced by 1D cyclic simulation, the optimal fuel split ratio of the injected fuel has been verified. Also, additional geometric optimization has been achieved without changing the optimal fuel split ratio. From these results, soot has been reduced by about 30% with ULPC optimum bowl shape against the Tier 3 re-entrant bowl shape.
- Subjects
DIESEL motor combustion; HEAVY duty trucks; EXHAUST gas recirculation; NITROGEN oxides; CATALYTIC reduction; PARTICULATE matter; TRUCK design &; construction
- Publication
Journal of Mechanical Science & Technology, 2016, Vol 30, Issue 9, p4373
- ISSN
1738-494X
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1007/s12206-016-0851-9