Development and Identification of Phenomenological Models for Combustion and Emissions of Common-Rail Multi-Jet Diesel Engines

Ivan Arsie; F. Genova; Cesare Pianese; Marco Sorrentino; Gianfranco Rizzo; A. Caraceni; P. Cioffi; G. Flauti

doi:10.4271/2004-01-1877

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Development and Identification of Phenomenological Models for Combustion and Emissions of Common-Rail Multi-Jet Diesel Engines

Ivan Arsie F. Genova Cesare Pianese Marco Sorrentino Gianfranco Rizzo A. Caraceni P. Cioffi G. Flauti

Year: 2004 Journal: SAE technical papers on CD-ROM/SAE technical paper series

DOI: 10.4271/2004-01-1877

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Identification (biology) Jet (fluid) Combustion Diesel fuel Automotive engineering Common rail Environmental science Aerospace engineering Computer science Engineering Chemistry

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Advanced Combustion Engine Technologies

Physical Sciences → Chemical Engineering → Fluid Flow and Transfer Processes

Vehicle emissions and performance

Physical Sciences → Engineering → Automotive Engineering

Biodiesel Production and Applications

Physical Sciences → Engineering → Biomedical Engineering

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