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FEI Shao-mei, LIU Zhen-tao, YAN Zhao-da. Knock prediction for dual fuel engines by using a simplified combustion model[J]. Journal of Zhejiang University Science A, 2003, 4(5): 591-594.
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Abstract: The present work used a methane-air mixture chemical kinetics scheme consisting of 119 elementary reaction steps and 41 chemical species to develop a simplified combustion model for prediction of the knock in dual fuel engines. Calculated values by the model for natural gas operation showed good agreement with corresponding experimental values over a broad range of operating conditions.
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