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Mobility
Competitiveness
the hee f a-
, he se f
e ees, is used here
to cause instant ignition o the whole
airuel mixture in the combustion
chamber. Whether it be a petrol ordiesel engine, this type o operation
no longer requires ignition as an
established unction. The mixture
is auto-ignited either by the
pressure and temperature o the
predetermined diesel mixture (HCCI),
or by residual burned gases (CAI).
In this case, traditional heterogeneous
hot combustion by propagation oa fame ront is replaced with overall
homogeneous combustion which is
colder (the temperature remains
less than 1,300 C). These two
points result in the absence
o ormation o soot particles
and nitrogen oxides (NOx). Eventually,
these types o engines may meet the
requirements o the Euro 4 standard,and possibly the Euro 5 standard,
without post-treatment o NOx
or particulate lters.
hcci and cai enginesKnown as HCCI (Homogeneous Charge Compression Ignition)
or diesel and CAI (Controlled Auto Ignition) or petrol, hese ees
eas a f he e ases, resulting in instantaneous
ignition o the whole mixture in the combustion chamber.
bASic FActS
RENAULTCOMMUNICATION
in SHort
Hcci And cAi EnginES work
At comprESSion rAtES
tHAt lEAd to SpontAnEouS
ignition oF tHE wHolE
mixturE. tHE rESult
iS cold combuStion in
tHE cHAmbEr, producing
vEry low lEvElS oF
Soot And nox.
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the e f hese ees
sss f a
afe e in the combustion
chambers which is considerably
diluted by a high concentration
o exhaust gases reinjected
or kept in the chamber.In addition, this mixture must
be perectly homogeneous.
On compression, combustion
occurs spontaneously by auto-
ignition. This phenomenon is
acilitated by the high temperature
o the gases reinjected or retained
during the premix. This type
o combustion remains dicult
to control and stability is reduced.
The engine ECU has to manage
the quantity o uel injected andthe quantity o burned gas
reinjected very accurately,
in order to preserve this stability.
This problem is currently a barrier
to petrol engines operating only
in CAI mode on a wide range
o engine speeds. Dual-mode
operation, combining traditional
injection with CAI operation, seems
a more realistic solution. However,
diesel engines work better
in HCCI mode in a signicant rangeo engine speeds. Such engines
are interesting candidates or
equipping hybrid vehicles capable
o using internal combustion in a
restricted range o engine speeds.
How doES it work?
December2008