Some Factors Affecting Combustion in an Internal-Combustion Engine
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"An investigation of the combustion of gasoline, safety, and diesel fuels was made in the NACA combustion apparatus under conditions of temperature that permitted ignition by spark with direct fuel injection, in spite of the compression ratio of 12.7 employed. The influence of such variables as injection advance angle, jacket temperature, engine speed, and spark position was studied. The most pronounced effect was that an increase in the injection advance angle (beyond a certain minimum value) …
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Date:
September 11, 1934
Creator:
Rothrock, A. M. & Cohn, Mildred
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