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Posted octane number

Fig. 7.19. Use of five-step parrot model, in conjunction with engine model, in post-processing of end gas reactions to show the influence of spark advance on autoignition. Values of pressure, temperature, mass fraction burned, and chain carrier mole fraction, C, computed from engine cycle model without end gas chemistry (broken curves) and with end gas chemistry (full curves). Spark advance before top centre with 90 octane number fuel (a) 10°, non-autoigniting cycle, (b) 20°, autoignition indicated by asterisk. Fig. 7.19. Use of five-step parrot model, in conjunction with engine model, in post-processing of end gas reactions to show the influence of spark advance on autoignition. Values of pressure, temperature, mass fraction burned, and chain carrier mole fraction, C, computed from engine cycle model without end gas chemistry (broken curves) and with end gas chemistry (full curves). Spark advance before top centre with 90 octane number fuel (a) 10°, non-autoigniting cycle, (b) 20°, autoignition indicated by asterisk.

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