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Effects of different combustion modes on the thermal efficiency and emissions of a diesel pilot-ignited natural gas engine under low-medium loads

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Research on diesel engines has become increasingly important as engine manufacturers seek to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. There are significant advantages to using a diesel piloted natural gas engine as a DF engine. Different combustion patterns exist due to changes in mixture formation. The delay in the timing of the second pilot injection increased THC emissions (maximum 4.27g/(kW h) at low and medium loads) and reduced NOx emissions (7.64g/km) but increased and then subsequently decreased thermal efficiency value.

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