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Internal Combustion Engines

4 InternalCombustionEnginesInternalcombust ionenginesaredevicesthatgenerateworkusin gtheproductsofcom-bustionastheworkingflu idratherthanasa ,thecombustionis carriedoutina mannerthatproduceshigh-pressurecombustio nprod-uctsthatcanbeexpandedthrougha introducesa :(1)thesparkignitionengine,whichisusedpr imarilyinautomobiles;(2)thedieselengine, whichisusedinlargevehiclesandindustrials ystemswheretheimprovementsincycleefficie ncymakeitadvantageousoverthemorecompacta ndlighter-weightsparkignitionengine;and( 3)thegasturbine, ,unburnedhydrocarbons, , , ,car-bonmonoxide, , pistonmovesupanddownina cylinder,transmittingitsmotionthrougha (topdeadcenter)B=crankanglePistonPistonr odCrankB=180 (bottomdeadcenter) ; ; ;stroke4, ,thesparkplugisfired, burningmixtureexpands, , ,highpowerisneededanda , , , 'I-,~0' ~ (f) "brakespecificfuelconsumption.

air mixture. Nearthe top ofthe stroke, the spark plug is fired, igniting the mixture. 3. Expansion. The burning mixture expands, driving the piston down and delivering power. 4. Exhaust. The exhaust valve opens and the piston rises, expelling the burned gas from the cylinder. The fuel and air mixture is commonly premixed in a carburetor. Figure ...

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1 4 InternalCombustionEnginesInternalcombust ionenginesaredevicesthatgenerateworkusin gtheproductsofcom-bustionastheworkingflu idratherthanasa ,thecombustionis carriedoutina mannerthatproduceshigh-pressurecombustio nprod-uctsthatcanbeexpandedthrougha introducesa :(1)thesparkignitionengine,whichisusedpr imarilyinautomobiles;(2)thedieselengine, whichisusedinlargevehiclesandindustrials ystemswheretheimprovementsincycleefficie ncymakeitadvantageousoverthemorecompacta ndlighter-weightsparkignitionengine;and( 3)thegasturbine, ,unburnedhydrocarbons, , , ,car-bonmonoxide, , pistonmovesupanddownina cylinder,transmittingitsmotionthrougha (topdeadcenter)B=crankanglePistonPistonr odCrankB=180 (bottomdeadcenter) ; ; ;stroke4, ,thesparkplugisfired, burningmixtureexpands, , ,highpowerisneededanda , , , 'I-,~0' ~ (f) "brakespecificfuelconsumption.

2 " ' ' , ,a ,however, , ,producingthenoisereferredtoasknock(Byet al.,1981).Onecharacteristicofthefuelcomp ositionisitstendencytoautoignite, , ,V". , ,( )Theefficiencyoftheengineisa simplefunctionofthecrankangle,(),andther atioofthelengthofthepistonrodtothatofthe crank,thatis,Vd(lV=Ve+ -1+- -cos()-2c( )wherelisthepistonrodlengthandc ()=0 ,commonlyreferredtoastopdeadcenter, ,BOC,()= (rpm) , , , ,however, ,wecanassumethatinanyonecycletheengineop eratesatconstantspeed,load, discussionofthethennodynamicsofthesparki gnitionenginecycleanddevelopa flowsthrougha carburetorandvaporizesbeforeit , , , ,thisexpan-sionrequiresthatotherelements offluid,bothburnedandunburned, result,theburningelementoffluiddoesworko ntheotherfluidinthecylinder,oW=pdV, , ,thepropagationrateforsmallpres-suredist urbancesisthespeedofsound,a,=.)

3 JyRT/M( ) 'Yistheratioofspecificheats,cilcu'andMis themolecularweightofthegas;asisoftheorde rof500to1000m cylinder10cmindiameter,thetimerequiredfo ra ,considerablyshorterthanthetimerequired ,toa firstapproximation,wemayassumethatthepre ssureis uniformthroughoutthecylinderatanyinstant oftime, "zero-dimensional"thermodynamicmodel(Lav oieetaI.,1970;BlumbergandKummer,1971).Th ismodeldescribesthethermodynamicstatesof theburnedandunburnedgasesasa functionoftime, controlvolumeenclosingallthegasesin! ,];.Similarly,massmayleavethroughtheexha ustvalveandpossiblythroughleaksata flowrate];,.Thefirstlawofthermodynamics( )forthiscontrolvolumemaybewritteninthege neralformdU----dQdWd1=];hi-].

4 H"+d1-dtwhereUisthetotalinternalenergyof thegasescontainedinthecylinderandh;andhe arethemassspecificenthalpiesoftheincomin gandexitingflows, ,W,isthatofapressureactingthrougha ~aus~valveandassumethatnoleaksoccur,noma ssentersorleavesthecylinder( ,];=Ie=0).Theenergyequationthensimplifie stod_dQdVdt(muT)=d1-PdtwhereUTisthetotal massspecificinternalenergy(includingener giesofformationofallspeciesinthecylinder ),-Qisheattransferredoutofthecharge, , ,thetimederivationsmaybeexpressedasdd- =w-dtdewherewistheenginerotationspeed(cr ankangledegreespers).ThuswehaveddQdVde(m uT)=de-pde( ) ,witha massfraction(Xofburnedgas,( )where< ) uniformintemperature( ,<uu)=u, ,a fluidelementbums, , , "((X,(X')representtheenergywhenthecombus tionhasprogressedtoburnedgasmassfraction (Xofa fluidelementthatburnedwhentheburnedgasma ssfractionwas(x'.))))

5 Averagingoverallburnedgas,wefind( )Theinternalenergyofeitherburnedorunburn edgasmaybeexpressedintermsofthespecifich eat,TUi=Llul(To)+L)c,'j(T')dT'( )Whilethespecificheatsvarywithtemperatur e,wehavealreadyseeninChapter2 thatvariationissmallovera , ,T,::::;T::::;T2,thisaveragebecomes( )Theinternalenergiesoftheburnedandunburn edportionsofthegasmaybeex-pressedinterms oftheaveragespecificheatsby( ) ( ), (Ci.,Ci.')is thetemperatureofanelementthatburnedatCi. 'ata ,( )whereSubstitutionof( ),( ),and( )intotheenergyequationyieldsd__dQdVde[m( 1-Ci.)(all+CI,"T,,)+mCi.(ab+Clb(TI, )]=de-pde( )Thetotalvolumeofburnedandunburnedgasesm ust,atalltimes,equalthevol-umeinthecylin der:( )( )( )Assumingidealgaseswithconstantcompositi on,themeanspecificvolumeoftheburnedgasis (_)~(XRbTil(Ci.))

6 ,Ci.')IRb(Th)Vh= "'--'--""-'-oPPNotingthatRh=("Ib-1)Cl'b, where"Ib=Cph/Cl'histheratioofspecifichea ts,( )maynowbesimplifiedto_pV"Ib-1 ,h(Th)=----m(l-Ci.)---cl'uT""Ih-1"Iu-1 Substitutingthisresultinto( )eliminatestheburnedgastemperaturefromth eenergyequation:~lm(l-Ci.)au+m(l-Ci.)(~) ~~U)Cl,JUpVJdQdV+ +---=de-p-e"Ih-1d( ) ,thecylinderisassumedtobefilledwitha ,cylindervolume,andgastemperatureattheti metheintakevalveclosesarePi'Vi'andTi, (atleastcomparedtothatbetweencombustionp roductsandthewall), ,thepressureinthecylindercanbedetermined fromtheformulafortherelationbetweenpress ureandvolumesinadiabaticcompression,rVT" p(O)=PilV(~)J( )Thetemperatureoftheunburnedgasthroughou tthecycleisthatdetern1inedbyadiabaticcom pressionSubstituting( )into( )anddifferentiatingyield()(-"("-1)/'1,,1 1Im(1 -a)Y"-YucT -~cpYb-1"11'PiP"IudOI()(Yu-I)

7 /1"jdY"-Yu_Pa+ma"-au-_C,'UTi--YiJ1Pi_dOP dVVdp+----+----YiJ-1dOYb-1dOdQdV=dO-PdO( )( )Thisequationmayberearrangedtoexpressthe rateofchangeofthecylinderpressureintern1 Softheconditionsattheendoftheintakestrok e,therateofvolumechange,andthecombustion andheattransferrates,thatis,QI()(-"(,,-I )/"YU'JIdYiJdVYb-YII-T ca-----P--ma"-au-C,'uidpdOYb-1dOYiJ-1 PidOdO_)--;Y"-YuYII-ITi(p)(-"(U-1l/'l"Vm (1a(,'u--+---Y"-1"IIIPPiYiJ-1( ) ,da/dO,tousethemodelof( ).Toefficientlyconverttheheatreleasedbyc ombustiontoworkonthepiston, ,sothecombustioncantakeatmosta ,tensofmilli-secondswouldberequiredforla minarflamepropagationacrossa ,therefore, ,theturbulentflamespeeddependsontheturbu lentintensity,u'.))))

8 Theturbulentintensityisgovernedbyensined esignandoperation, ratethatdependsoncombustionkineticsthrou ghthelaminarflamespeed, , ,therefore, complex, ,theflowseparates,re-sultingina highlyunsteadymotion(HoultandWong,1980). , ,theturbulencemaybecharacterizedintermso ftwoquantities:(I)theturbulentkineticene rgyperunitmass+u~)( )( )whichdescribesthelarge-scalebehavioroft heturbulence,and(2)therateofturbulentkin eticenergydissipationc=1J1~~1~11-1ax! ax!whichdecribestheeffectsofthe velocitythatisprop0l1ionaitothepistonspe edandhencetotheangularrotationspeed, , ,areusedtocreatea , ,therateofchangeofthetur-bulentkineticen ergyisa balancebetweenproductionanddissipation:p cdE,p---=pPdtwherePistherateofturbulentk ineticenergyproduction.

9 ( ) ,head, toberelatedtouIforhomogeneous,isotropict urbulence,whereAandIaretheTaylormicrosca leandintegralscale, ( )Assumingthatangularmomentumintheturbule ntfieldisconservedduringtherapidcompress ion:weseethatEisproportionaltoEL( ) ,p}3= ( ),thisyieldsor( )( )( )( ) ,theproductionofturbulentkineticenergyis muchmorerapidthanitsdissipation(Borgnakk eetal.,1980),dEkpP"",p-dtandapplying( ),theproductionofturbulentkineticenergyd uetotherapiddistortionoftheturbulentfiel dduringcompression,yields2 EkdpP"'"---3 PdtTherateequationforEkbecomesdEk2 Ekdpdt3 PdtCE~( )whereEhasbeeneliminatedusing( ).Theproductiontermgenerallydominatesdur ingthecompressionandcombustionprocessesd uetotherapidchangeindensity,so( )mayberewrittenas( ) ,(J,is,toa firstapproximation,independentofthecrank rotationspeed, ( ) ,fora givenenginegeometry,thevalueofu'atanycra nkangle,(J,isapproximatelyproportionalto theangularspeedUo~wandtheturbulentflamep ropagationvelocityincreaseswiththeengine speed.))

10 ( ) ,ifex(0)isknownforoneenginespeed, ,therefore,weshallsimplyspecifya functionalfonnforex(0)thatexhibitstheess entialfeaturesofactualcombustionprofiles ,thatis,a delayfromthetimethesparkisfireduntilthep ressureriseassociatedwithcombustionbecom esappreciable,anac-celeratingcombustionr ateuntila largefractionofthechargeisburned, ,( )where00isthecrankangleatwhichthesparkis firedandL::.0, , , ( )withex(O)givenby( ) functionoftheturbulentfield(Borgnakkeeta I.,1980).Forourpresentpurposes,itissuffi cienttoassumethattheengineisadiabatic( ,dQ/dO=0).Oncethepressureinthecylinderis knownthemeanburnedandunburnedgastemperat urescanbecalculatedusing( )and( ), isassumedthatnomixingoftheburnedgasesocc ursandthatheattransferfroma , massfractionburnedwasex'is( )Thetemperatureoftheelementimmediatelyfo llowingcombustion,T"(ex',ex'),maybeevalu atedbyapplyingthefirstlawofthennodynamic stothecombustionofaninfinitesimalmassofc harge, sufficientlysmallincrementalmass,thepres surechangeduringcombustionis ,thatis,--h"=U"+R"J:,=h"=Ub+R"T" becomes( )From( ), ( ),and( ) (1976)foranenginewitha firedat40 ,t::dl"is60.


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