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Emission of Exhaust Gas Toxic Components of Engine Fuelled with Propane-Butane and Equipped with NOx Storing Catalytic Converter
MVM06/MVM20060001-Paper

Authors

Kazimierz Golec - Cracow University of Technology
Michal; Mareczek - Cracow University of Technology
Tadeusz Papuga - Cracow University of Technology

Abstract

Abstract

The results of investigations of SI engine fuelled by means of injection of liquid propane-butane and equipped with storing catalytic converter have been presented in article. Application of the storing catalytic converter and an adequate sequence of values of air excess number provided the advantageous ecological properties of the investigated engine. The engine was fed with the lean mixture of propane-butane and air with periodical enrichment of the mixture in order to regeneration of catalytic converter. This enabled to increase the overall engine efficiency of about 4÷6% as well as to achieve the good efficiency of the exhaust gas toxic components conversion.

Keywords: injection fuelling, SI engine, liquefied gas, propane-butane, exhaust emission

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