Location of the First Auto-Ignition Sites for Two HCCI Systems in a Direct Injection Engine

Location of the First Auto-Ignition Sites for Two HCCI Systems in a Direct Injection Engine
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直喷发动机中两个 HCCI 系统的第一个自燃点的位置

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10.4271/2004-01-0564
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2004
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I. Denbratt
I. Denbratt
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作者:
Lucien Koopmans;J. Wallesten;R. Ogink;I. Denbratt

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