Payri et al., 2016 - Google Patents
Diesel ignition delay and lift-off length through different methodologies using a multi-hole injectorPayri et al., 2016
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- Payri R
- Salvador F
- Manin J
- Viera A
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- Applied Energy
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In this paper, lift-off length has been measured via both broadband luminosity and OH chemiluminescence. In addition, ignition delay has also been measured via broadband chemiluminescence and Schlieren imaging. A 3 orifice injector from the Engine Combustion …
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