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Combustion in a High-Speed Compression-Ignition Engine (1933)

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cards shows that the burned there was an area of hot gases through which problem of obtaining efficient combustion without the succeeding spray had to pass. Gelalles (reference detonation in a high-speed compression-ignition engine 27) has shown that increasing the temperature of the suitable for… … CronH degrees Figure 24—Effect of double-stern injection valve on rate of fuel injection and on combustion, i. m. e. p. = 118 lb./sq. in. Fuel injected =0.000430 lb. Fuel burned**0.000187 lb. Combustion efficiency=43.5 per cent. Cycle efficiency=50.5 per cent. Thermal efficiency = 22 per cent of…

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