The fuel mixture
distribution has been measured at the spark timing
and the combustion duration by the LIF technique
in order to analyze the combustion fluctuation in
a DI gasoline engine. It has been revealed that
the combustion fluctuations under both the early
and late injection conditions are dominated by the
mixture concentration at the spark position and
timing. On the other hand, for the best injection
timing, the combustion fluctuations are strongly
correlated to the unburned mixture quantity around
the piston cavity during the latter combustion period.
For improving the combustion fluctuations, it is
effective to make a compact shaped mixture to reduce
the over lean region.
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