First published 2021
García Martínez examines the latest developments in internal combustion engine technology. He focuses on strategies that enhance traditional diesel combustion while reducing environmental impact. The book covers low-temperature combustion methods in compression-ignition engines that dramatically cut NOx and soot emissions. García Martínez also explores emerging gasoline compression technology and optical diagnostic techniques used in advanced gasoline direct injection systems. His analysis spans in-cylinder combustion processes, pollutant formation mechanisms, and alternative fuel applications. The work presents research outcomes that advance combustion science for cleaner transportation. Academic researchers and industry professionals working with fuels, internal combustion engines, and combustion research will find practical insights for sustainable engine development.
Genres: science, environment, non-fiction, technology, engineering, academic
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: academic-research
378 pages · Hardcover · Springer