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Sensitivity analysis of knock indices and combustion noise evaluation for a S.I. engine (Articolo in rivista)
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- 2014-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- Siano D., Panza M.A. (literal)
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- Panza M.A. - Università di Napoli - Federico II (literal)
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- Sensitivity analysis of knock indices and combustion noise evaluation for a S.I. engine (literal)
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- Present work focuses on the development of two techniques for knock phenomena and
combustion noise evaluation on the acquired in-cylinder pressure data. Experimental
investigations are performed on a S.I. four-cylinder naturally aspirated engine at different engine
speeds. Data are contemporarily acquired by four pressure transducers located in each cylinder
in order to test the proposed methodology in each cylinder. Specifically, 300 consecutive
experimental pressure cycles are acquired at fixed load and for each investigated engine speed.
Firstly, a deep study on the determination of different knock indexes to evaluate their sensitivity
and consequently their reliability and precision in establishing when knock occurs, is presented.
The identified index also allows to define a proper threshold level and then to distinguish soft and
heavy knock presence, independently from the particular operating condition in terms of reached
engine speed. This peculiarity makes the index more suitable among all the others for calibration
during the experimental measurements on the engine installed at the bench-test. Secondly, a
methodology based on the decomposition of the in-cylinder pressure data for combustion noise
analysis, is presented. The proposed techniques have demonstrated their capability to evaluate
knock phenomena as well as identify combustion noise (literal)
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