In-cylinder water measurements in an operating IC engine using a multi-wavelength measurement architecture

H. McCann; S. Karagiannopoulos; P. Wright; A. Tsekenis; S. Begg

In-cylinder water measurements in an operating IC engine using a multi-wavelength measurement architecture

H. McCann^*, S. Karagiannopoulos, P. Wright, A. Tsekenis, S. Begg

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School of Engineering

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There is great interest in automotive R&D to image in-cylinder distributions of residual species from the previous combustion cycle, and water is a promising marker for this purpose. However, the near-IR absorption spectroscopy of water is characterized by many narrow lines. We report here engine tests of a recently published multi-wavelength measurement scheme. Three beams were launched through an optically accessed single-cylinder research engine, each carrying three wavelengths. Data from motored and fired operation are reported. Although not yet fully calibrated, the data are of good quality, and demonstrate many of the anticipated features of the engine cycle.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	7th World Congress in Industrial Process Tomography
Publisher	International Society for Industrial Process Tomography
Pages	34-40
Number of pages	7
ISBN (Print)	9780853163237
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2013
Event	7th World Congress in Industrial Process Tomography, WCIPT7 - Krakow, United Kingdom Duration: 2 Sept 2013 → 5 Sept 2013

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Conference	7th World Congress in Industrial Process Tomography, WCIPT7
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Krakow
Period	2/09/13 → 5/09/13

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Chemical
Engine
Species
Tomography
Water

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McCann, H, Karagiannopoulos, S, Wright, P, Tsekenis, A & Begg, S 2013, In-cylinder water measurements in an operating IC engine using a multi-wavelength measurement architecture. in 7th World Congress in Industrial Process Tomography. International Society for Industrial Process Tomography, pp. 34-40, 7th World Congress in Industrial Process Tomography, WCIPT7, Krakow, United Kingdom, 2/09/13.

In-cylinder water measurements in an operating IC engine using a multi-wavelength measurement architecture. / McCann, H.; Karagiannopoulos, S.; Wright, P. et al.
7th World Congress in Industrial Process Tomography. International Society for Industrial Process Tomography, 2013. p. 34-40.

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In-cylinder water measurements in an operating IC engine using a multi-wavelength measurement architecture

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