Ignition Systems for Gasoline Engines

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1 Ignition Systems for Gasoline Engines

2 Michael Günther Marc Sens Editors Ignition Systems for Gasoline Engines 3rd International Conference, November 3 4, 2016, Berlin, Germany 123

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4 Contents Requirements for Ignition Systems Challenges to the Ignition System of Future Gasoline Engines An Application Oriented Systems Comparison... 3 Martin Schenk, Franz Xaver Schauer, Christina Sauer, Gerhard Weber, Joachim Hahn and Christian Schwarz Extension of Operating Window for Modern Combustion Systems by High Performance Ignition Martin Brandt, Alexander Hettinger, Andreas Schneider, Hartwig Senftleben and Tim Skowronek Demonstration of Improved Dilution Tolerance Using a Production-Intent Compact Nanosecond Pulse Ignition System Daniel Singleton, Jason M. Sanders, Mark A. Thomas, Magnus Sjöberg, Jr., James Sevik, Michael Pamminger and Thomas Wallner Operating Conditions/Flammability Study of Ignitability in Strong Flow Field Kotaro Suzuki, Kazuhiro Uehara, Eiji Murase and Shinichiro Nogawa Simulation of Ignition Simulating Extreme Lean Gasoline Combustion Flow Effects on Ignition B. Morcinkowski, P. Hoppe, F. Hoppe, M. Mally, P. Adomeit, T. Uhlmann, M. Thewes, J. Scharf and H. Baumgarten New Ignition Systems 1 High Energy Multipole Distribution Spark Ignition System Ming Zheng, Shui Yu and Jimi Tjong v

5 vi Contents Development of Homogeneous Charged Multi-point Ignition Engine Katsuaki Minami Development of an Ignition Coil Integrated System to Monitor the Spark Plugs Wear Filipa Fernandes, Marco Lönarz and Peter Weyand Components Fatigue Life Simulation and Analysis of an Ignition Coil Ravish Masti, Pedro Carreira, Chandrashekhara SM and Ravi Kumar Visualization of Ignition Processes Calorimetry and Atomic Oxygen Laser-Induced Fluorescence of Pulsed Nanosecond Discharges at Above-Atmospheric Pressures Benjamin Wolk and Isaac Ekoto Comparing Visualization of Inflammation at Transient Load Steps Comparing Ignition Systems Olaf Toedter, Alexander Heinz, Christian Disch, Thomas Koch and Stefan Seefeldt Spark Control for Ion Current Sensing Tycho Weißgerber and Gregor Kortendiek Combustion Processes Ignition System Development for High Speed High Load Lean Boosted Engines D.J. Corrigan, E. Pascolini, D. Zecchetti and F. Titus New Ignition Systems 2 Effects of Microwave-Enhanced Plasma on Laser Ignition Jun Hayashi, Chen Liu, Fumiteru Akamatsu, Atsushi Nishiyama, Ahsa Moon and Yuji Ikeda Pulse Train Ignition with Passively Q-Switched Laser Spark Plugs Under Engine-like Conditions Sebastian Lorenz, Mark Bärwinkel, Wolfgang Mühlbauer and Dieter Brüggemann Advanced Plasma Ignition (API): A Simple Corona and Spark Ignition System Paulus Krüger and Barend Visser

6 Contents vii Alternative Ignition Systems Analytical and Experimental Optimization of the Advanced Corona Ignition System John Burrows and Kristapher Mixell Comparative Optical and Thermodynamic Investigations of High Frequency Corona- and Spark-Ignition on a CV Natural Gas Research Engine Operated with Charge Dilution by Exhaust Gas Recirculation Fabian Marko, Gerhard König, Tobias Schöffler, Steffen Bohne and Friedrich Dinkelacker Potential of Advanced Corona Ignition System (ACIS) for Future Engine Applications Cherian A. Idicheria and Paul M. Najt