Sentence examples for reduced compression ratio from inspiring English sources
Despite of the reduced compression ratio, however, the total expansion ratio is increased to 13.8 with the extra expansion of the working gas in the inner cylinder.
The potential of the after-injection versus engine-out emissions, combustion noise and brake specific fuel consumption has been evaluated for a Euro 5 diesel engine with a reduced compression ratio (16.3 1).
The potential of pilot pilot main triple injection strategies versus engine-out emissions, combustion noise and brake specific fuel consumption has been assessed experimentally on a Euro 5 diesel engine with a reduced compression ratio (16.3 1).
The results of a study using this single-cylinder facility to evaluate the effect of reducing compression ratio from 18.4 to 16.0 are presented.
It was found that, although there was a small CO and HC penalty, either reducing the compression ratio or retarding the injection timing greatly reduced NOx and soot emissions when both premixed and diffusion combustion phases were present.
Third, the abnormal events are designed to display, and hence further reduces the compression ratio.
This reduces the compression ratio insignificantly which is proved in this paper.
Improved knowledge about the mechanisms that control ignition and flame development under such conditions is necessary for design purposes, especially with current trends to reduce engine compression ratio.
Under the hybrid mode, the ejector driven by waste heat reduces the compression ratio (CR) of the compressor and boosts the compressor discharge pressure to the condenser pressure.
We saw how the restart interval mechanism reduces the compression ratio of the final codestream, and we analyzed the dependency on the quality factor and on the scan scheme chosen.
As a future work, it is planned to investigate more sophisticated speech sparse representation and reconstruction algorithms to further reduce the compression ratio and improve the auditory quality of the recovered speech.
