Natural aspirated engines

The engine under study is a commercial IDI, water-cooled four cylinders, inline, natural aspirated engine. The following chart displays the main dimensions. 

Air is supplied to the power cylinders by either natural air flow associated with the engine or by some external means. Engines that use no external means of air supply are termed to be naturally aspirated. Those with some external air supply are generally termed supercharged. The horsepower developed by an engine is dependent on its supply of air. The more air mass contained in a cylinder at ignition the more fuel that can be burned and the more horsepower that will be developed by the cylinder. 

Barsic, N.J., Humke, A.L. 1981. Performance and emissions characteristics of a naturally aspirated diesel engine with vegetable oil fuels. SAE paper no. 810262. Society of Automotive Engineers, Warrendale, PA. 

The antioxidants butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA), butylated hydroxytolu-ene (BHT), tm-butylhydroquinone (TBHQ), propyl gallate, ascorbyl palmitate and citric acid were evaluated for potential to reduce NOx emissions from a single cylinder, direct-injection, air-cooled, naturally aspirated Yanmar engine (Hess et al, 2005). BHA and BHT reduced NOx emissions by 4.4 and 2.9%, respectively, but the other antioxidants evaluated did not exhibit any beneficial effects (see Table 1.2). Antioxidants may impede NOx formation by inhibiting the formation of combustion-derived radicals. 

The engine used in this project is a 3 cylinder naturally aspirated direct injected diesel engine (Zetor Z4901). The table below shows the original specifications of the diesel engine ... 

Diesel Generator System. The cool clean gas can be combusted in a naturally aspirated 250 HP Deutz diesel engine (Model F12L413F) which has been modified for burning wood gas. 

CD introduced 1955 for certain naturally aspirated and turbocharged engines, CD-II introduced 1985 for two-stroke cycle engines and CE introduced 1985 for high-speed, naturally aspirated and turbocharged engines. Can replace CC and CD lubricants. 

Results of initial tests carried out on a four-cylinder 2.0L naturally aspirated (NA) engine, without EGR or oxidation catalyst, to investigate the effect of a part load/full load nozzle under simulated FTP72 conditions are shown in the upper right of Fig. 9. 

As with conventional S I-engines, running on hydrocarbon liquid fuels, the means of fuel mixture, either internal or external, is important. As mentioned above, naturally aspirated hydrogen engines utilizing external mixture formation have a lower power output than comparable gasoline engines of the same cylinder capacity. This is mainly due to the lower calorific value of the mixture per cylinder volume. 

NATURALLY ASPIRATED - A term used to describe a diesel engine in which air flows into the engine by means of atmospheric pressure only. 

Diesel emission results were obtained using a naturally aspirated Perkins 6.354.4 direct injection diesel engine on a test bed dynamometer under steady state conditions at 50% load and peak torque speed (1300 r.p.m.). The cetane rating of the fuel was 45. The catalyst used in the diesel tests comprised a radially wound compressed stainless steel wire mesh, coated with a high surface area alumina and catalytically active precious metals (4). 

There are no uniform testing procedures for injector additives, and a variety of tests have been reported [33]. One of the tests uses a commercially available naturally aspirated 3.9-L 4-cylinder Cummins engine with direct fuel injection. Use of effective detergents in this engine resulted in reduced smoke levels and improved fuel economy compared to measuronents done on the same engine using untreated fuel or fuel treated with ineffective detergent [6]. 

Naturally aspirated A term used to describe an engine which does not use a device to increase the pressure on the intake air of the engine before it enters the cylinder. 

Gas engines can be two-cycle or four-cycle and either naturally aspirated, turbocharged or intercooled (aftercooled). Gas engines may be stoichiometric (air fuel ratio of approximately 16 1, or rich burning) or lean combustion (air fuel ratio of approximately 30 1, or lean burning). The fnel can be introduced into the intake air by a carburetor or injected into the intake port just ahead of the inlet valve or directly into the combustion chamber. 

In addition, the electric governor is extremely fast with respect to transient load response and will handle up to 50 percent sudden load changes with a speed deviation of approximately 3 percent and recovery within approximately 2 s for diesel engines, and with a speed deviation of approximately 4 to 5 percent and recovery within approximately 3 s for carburetted gas engines. Response varies by engine type naturally aspirated, turbocharged-intercooled stoichiometric, or lean combustion. 

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