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Miller cycle application to improve lean burn gas engine performance

Tavakoli et al., 2016

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16677817096518026000
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Tavakoli S
Jazayeri S
Fathi M
Jahanian O
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Energy

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Miller cycle is applied to improve performance and emission characteristics of a gas engine. There are different types of Miller cycle concept utilization through variation of valve timing either by early intake valve closure or late intake valve closure. In this study finite-volume …
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