Modeling and Diagnostics of Fuel Injection Systems
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "I1: Fuel".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (25 February 2022) | Viewed by 6098
Special Issue Editor
Interests: fuel injection systems; fluid power; internal combustion engines; biomass energy; energy systems.
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Internal combustion engines evolve rapidly and there is a continuous need to improve technologies, explore new concepts, and question what appears to be consolidated. The injection system is intended to pilot that complex and crucial process of combustion, whose features affect the release of heat and the formation of pollutants. In this scenario, the injection system plays a key role and the characteristics of next-generation internal combustion engines will also depend on this evolution. This Special Issue will focus on all those topics that constitute the "cutting-edge", the frontier of the evolution of injection systems, both in the field of diesel engines and gasoline engines, whether for light applications or heavy.
Both experimental studies and modeling-based studies (LP, three-dimensional, or multidimensional) that take into consideration the typical processes and performances of the injection system or its components are invited. Among the others, particular consideration will be devoted to the following:
- Use of alternative fuels
- Unconventional components and solutions (injectors, pumps, pipes, nozzles)
- Rate of injection and the spray characteristics
- Innovative techniques of diagnosis and measuring techniques in the field of injection systems
- Innovative techniques of modeling and simulation in the field of injection systems
- Mechanical-hydraulic behavior of the injection systems
- Problems relating to the injection strategy
The selection of papers for this Special Issue will be based on the following:
- Their innovation;
- Their pure scientific and applied technology findings;
- Their new and alternative approaches
Dr. Fulvio Palmieri
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Injection system
- Fuel spray
- Rate of injection
- Experimental techniques and modeling
- Unconventional fuels
- Injection strategy and injection system efficiency
