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Send Orders for Reprints to reprints@benthamscience.ae The Open Fuels & Energy Science Journal, 2015, 8, 329-336 329 Open Access The Effect on Gasoline Engine Characteristics of Variable Composition -Enriched Intake Air Systems and Analysis of Heat- Resistant and Anti-Corrosion Coatings with Remanufacturing Bing-Yuan Han *,1,2, Shao-Yi Bei 1, Xiao-Ming Wang 2, Ju-Kun Yao 2, Xin Fan 1 and Wei-Xing Hang 1 1 Jiangsu University of Technology, Changzhou 213001, China 2 National key Laboratory for Remanufacturing, Academy of Armored Force Engineering, Beijing 072, China Abstract: In this paper, taking air-cooled, four-stroke, single cylinder gasoline engine as the research object, oxygenenriched intake air systems and gasoline engine performance test bed were built. In the range of 21% to 26% enrichment ratio, based on MAP chart of variable component enriched intake, control parameters were adjusted according to the PWM principle, and a gas mixture of different oxygen and nitrogen components was prepared for the test engine. Under the conditions of different components intake air, an, and emission characteristics of gasoline were comparatively analyzed through universal characteristic test. The results show that the lowest emissions and emissions under conditions of variable components of the oxygen-enriched intake air were reduced by 17.59% and 17.14% compared with the normal intake. The lowest emission was 53 10-6, which increased by 7.55%. Under conditions of variable component oxygen-enriched intake air, and emissions of gasoline engine significantly reduced, and emissions deteriorated slightly, which improved the relatively integrated emission performance of gasoline engine. Aiming at the engine corrosion problems raised under high temperature, oxygen-enriched, heat-resistant and anti-corrosion coatings on key parts of the engine corroded easily by advanced manufacturing technology were proposed. Based on the above method, the reliable operation of the engine can be ensured and the technical life and economic life can also be prolonged. Keywords: Gasoline engine, oxygen-enriched intake air, remanufacturing, universal characteristic, variable composition 1. INTRODUCTION Nitrogen-based flame-retardant component and oxygenbased combustion component constitute flame-retardant and combustion-supporting characteristics constrained engine combustion [1]. Combustion control of variable component intake is an active control method proposed to save fuel for the engine, strengthen power and improve the emissions, and it is a new way to achieve energy saving [2]. Variable component oxygen-enriched intake air can directly affect the combustion characteristics and the working process of the engine, effectively improve engine combustion temperatures, decrease ignition delay and promote fuel combustion [3]. Meanwhile, it can effectively improve output power of the engine, reduce its fuel consumption and improve its dynamic performance and economic performance [4]. It can not only reduce and emission produced from incomplete combustion, but also it will lead to the deterioration of emissions [5]. Commonly, membrane oxygen-enriched cylinders were used to achieve oxygen-enriched intake air of the engine. However, since the oxygen-enriched intake air components provided are not stable, it is difficult to fully grasp the actual working conditions and performance parameters of the engine [6]. *Address correspondence to this author at the Jiangsu University of Technology, Changzhou 213001, China; Tel: +86013921090531; E-mail: hanbing19820223@163.com 1876-973X/15 As electric-hydraulic machine s integration of highly integrated products changes an automobile s technical condition or characteristics leading to the electric-hybrid machine deterioration. The changes include not only machinery damage modes including surface wear, fatigue fracture, plastic deformation, corrosion and aging, but also electronic damage modes including short circuit, ablation, breakdown, drift, overheat and burn injury [7]. Remanufacturing engineering is a generic term of a series of technical measures or engineering activities for repairing or modifying used products, which is guided by product life cycle design and management, is aimed at quality, efficiency, energy, and materials and environmental safety [8]. With the development of engine remanufacturing industry and the extension of automobile scrapped cycle in China, the engine overhaul will certainly be replaced by remanufacturing. Compared with new products, the remanufacturing could save upto 50% cost, energy, 60% and materials, 70% [9]. Under oxygen-enriched conditions, some key components such as exhaust valves, cylinder head and cylinder walls can be corroded easily, which results in the reduction of engine life cycle [10-12]. In this paper, taking air-cooled, four-stroke, single cylinder gasoline engine as the research object, oxygenenriched intake air systems and gasoline engine performance test bed were built, which prepared different oxygen- and nitrogen-enriched components for the test engine. Precise 2015 Bentham Open

330 The Open Fuels & Energy Science Journal, 2015, Volume 8 Han et al. 1-fuel tank, 2-smart fuel consumption, 3-cylinder pressure sensor, 4-cylinder temperature sensor, 5-combustion analyzer, 6-control cabinet, 7-oxygen bottles, 8-oxygen bottle pressure reducer, 9-oxygen flow control valve, 10-oxygen flow meter, 11-pre-mixing chamber, 12-gas chamber, 13-gas mixing fan, 14- temperature hygrometer, 15-gas flow meter, 16-throttle position sensor, 17-intake temperature sensor, 18-oxygen analyzer, 19-exhaust gas temperature sensor, 20-exhaust gas analyzer, 21-throttle actuator, 22-engine, 23-incremental encoder, 24-speed torque sensor, 25-DC electric dynamometer, 26-cooling fan, 27- monitor and collection system, 28-engine automatic monitoring and control system. Fig. (1). Diagram of oxygen-enriched intake air test bed. control of oxygen concentration ensures that the engine can perform stable operation under conditions of the target component, which is confirmed by analyzing, and emission characteristics of gasoline engine. Aiming at reducing the engine corrosion and prolonging engine life cycle to solve the corrosion problems under high temperature oxygen-enriched condition, the heat-resistant and the anticorrosion coatings that are applied on key parts of the engine by advanced manufacturing technology has been discussed. 2. BUILDING TEST BED OF OXYGEN-ENRICHED INTAKE AIR -enriched intake air test bed of gasoline engine was composed of: air-cooled, four-stroke, single cylinder gasoline engine, gas distribution systems, fuel tank, smart fuel consumption, cylinder pressure sensor, cylinder temperature sensor, combustion analyzer, control cabinet, oxygen bottles, oxygen bottle pressure reducer, oxygen flow control valve, oxygen flow meter, pre-mixing chamber, gas chamber, gas mixing fan, temperature hygrometer, gas flow meter, etc. The structure of test bed is shown in Fig. (1), and key technical parameters of test engine are listed in Table 1. 3. PREPARATION OF VARIABLE MPOSITION OXYGEN-ENRICHED INTAKE AIR 3.1. Valve-Train Valve-train is an important part of oxygen-enriched intake air test bed of gasoline engine. It is composed of premixing chamber, gas chamber, oxygen bottle, oxygen bottle regulator, oxygen flow control valve, oxygen flow meter, mixing fan, temperature hygrometer, gas flow meter, oxygen analyzer and oxygen intake monitoring system. The main instruments and types are shown in Table 2. Among them, the monitoring system of oxygen-enriched intake air consists of a microprocessor, PC host computer, programmable DC power supply, crystal oscillator circuit, PC control unit, data acquisition unit and the communication unit. Mainly electronic components and types are shown in Table 3. 3.2. The -Enriched Proportion of Intake Air Using valve-train to prepare oxygen-enriched intake air of different components of oxygen and nitrogen for the test engine, industrial oxygen whose purity was higher than 99.2% and filling pressure was 13 ± MPa, had been provided through oxygen bottles. After its pressure dropped to standard atmospheric pressure by oxygen cylinder Table 1. The key technical parameters of engine test. Parameters Index Parameters Index Cylinder diameter route/mm 56.5 49.5 max power/kw 7.5/(7500 r/min) Displacement/mL 124 rated power/kw 6.5/(6500 r/min) Compression ratio 9:1 max torque/(n m) 8.5(5500 r/min) Fuel 93 # Gasoline Max Speed/r/min 8500

Gasoline Engine Characteristics The Open Fuels & Energy Science Journal, 2015, Volume 8 331 Table 2. Main instrument and type of oxygen-enriched intake and valve system. Name Type Name Type bottle QR1114X-40 analyzer KY-2F bottle regulator QD-3A Gas flow meter EF80 flow control valve PVD1-08D Mixing fan 8025 flow meter GR-LUGB Temperature hygrometer TH603A regulator, it had been passed into the pre-mixing chamber; another inlet of the pre-mixing chamber was connected to the atmosphere. Using a plurality of mixing fans, industrial oxygen and air were premixed in a pre-mixing chamber, and then the mixture was passed into the gas chamber to mix sufficiently. By oxygen flow meter and oxygen flow meter control valve, the flow of industrial oxygen and proportion of intake oxygen concentration were controlled precisely to form the target variable component mixing gas of oxygenenriched intake air. Then it was provided to the naturally aspirated test engine. Based on the pulse-width modulation (PWM) principle, using MC9S12DP256 microprocessors, duty ratio was matched to control on or off of oxygen flow control valve. Precise control of industrial oxygen flow and proportion of intake oxygen concentration of the engine prepared intake air for the test gasoline engine under different conditions. Table 3. Main electronic component and type. No. Name Type 1 Programmable DC power IPD-3303SLU 2 Microprocessor MC9S12DP256 3 PC host computer IBM-R400 4 Data acquisition unit PCI1710L -enriched intake air can promote rapid ignition, shortened delay period, increase burning speed, accelerate low-temperature burning, rise combustion temperature and promote full combustion, which have significant effects on power, economy and emission performance of gasoline engine. When the proportion of oxygen-enriched intake air increased to a certain extent, the amplitude of flame temperature in cylinder gradually slowed, but the corresponding costs of continuing to increase the oxygenenriched intake air proportion increased significantly. If the proportion of oxygen-enriched intake air is too high, it can cause knocking of the engine, unstable output torque, deterioration of emissions, etc. The selected proportion of oxygen-enriched intake air was 22% ~ 26% in this paper. 3.3. Principle of Variable Composition -Enriched Intake Air According to the PWM principle, adjusting the period and single-period conducting time of oxygen flow control valve matched oxygen concentration control amount of target compound for each node, and the matching results are shown in Table 4. Corresponding period and the control amount of single-cycle on-time are shown in Table 5. The MAP chart of variable component oxygen-enriched intake air is shown in Fig. (2). On the PC host computer, the MAP chart of oxygen-enriched intake air, the corresponding period of oxygen flow control valve and the single-period conducting time were stored in MC9S12DP256 microprocessor. During actual engine operation, the operating condition of the engine was determined in accordance with various sensors, acquisition speed, throttle opening degree, etc. According to MAP chart of oxygenenriched intake air, the basic control volume of oxygen concentration can be determined. Adjusting the control parameters of PWM and controlling flow of industrial oxygen provided a stable oxygen-enriched intake air of target component for the test gasoline engine. 4. EMISSION CHARACTERISTIC TEST ANALYSIS OF GASOLINE ENGINE According to test methods of engine s universal characteristic reported in national standards, "car engine performance test method (GB / T 18297-2001)", under the condition of oxygen-enriched ratio of 22% to 26%, universal characteristic test of,, emissions was conducted. 1500 r/min, 2500 r/min, 3500 r/min, 4500 r/min, 5500 r/min, 6500 r/min, 7500 r/min and 8500 r/min speeds were selected, and 0%, 20%, 40%, 60%, 80% and % load points were selected. Normal intake air and variable component oxygenenriched intake air were used, respectively. volume fraction was 21% under the condition of normal intake air, and oxygen volume fraction can be calculated by the MAP chart shown in Fig. (2) under the condition of variable component oxygen-enriched intake air. After the gasoline engine was stable,,, emissions had been measured and comparatively analyzed. Controlled amount of MAP and the corresponding experimental data are shown in Tables 6 and 7. 4.1. Analysis Taking rotational speed (r/min) as the x-axis and throttle opening degree as y-axis, the universal characteristic curve of emissions is shown in Fig. (3). As can be seen from Table 6 and Fig. (3), the high emissions are mainly concentrated in the middle and high speed zone of low load conditions and large load zone. As part of load operating conditions, emission was lower, which reflected better emissions of engine. Minimum

332 The Open Fuels & Energy Science Journal, 2015, Volume 8 Han et al. Table 4. ratio match of MAP control amount under the condition of variable components oxygen- enriched intake air. n (r/min) Throttle Opening Degree 0 20 40 60 80 1500 22 1.82 22 2.00 23 2.32 23 2.55 24 2.78 24 2.94 2500 22 1.94 22 2.19 23 2.44 24 2.67 24 2.89 25 3.18 3500 22 2.19 22 2.38 24 2.71 24 2.76 25 3.06 25 3.29 4500 22 2.29 23 2.53 24 2.75 25 2.95 25 3.18 26 3.56 5500 22 2.31 23 2.74 24 2.82 25 3.22 26 3.50 26 3.76 6500 22 2.40 23 2.94 25 3.25 26 3.44 26 3.87 26 4.13 7500 22 2.50 24 3.22 25 3.50 26 4.12 26 4.29 26 5.43 8500 22 3.47 24 4.47 25 4.83 25 5.14 26 6.83 26 7.64 Table 5. Period and single-period time conducting of MAP control amount under the condition of variable component oxygenenriched intake air. n (r/min) Throttle Opening Degree 0 20 40 60 80 T (ms) t (ms) T (ms) t (ms) T (ms) t (ms) T (ms) t (ms) T (ms) t (ms) T (ms) t (ms) 1500 1 20 1050 21 950 22 1 28 900 24 850 25 2500 1800 35 1050 23 900 22 1050 28 900 26 850 27 3500 1600 35 1050 25 850 23 1050 29 850 26 850 28 4500 1400 32 950 24 800 22 950 28 850 27 900 32 5500 1300 30 950 26 850 24 900 29 800 28 850 32 6500 1250 30 850 25 800 26 900 31 750 29 800 33 7500 1200 30 900 29 800 28 850 35 700 30 700 38 8500 1500 52 850 38 600 29 700 36 600 41 550 42 *T stands for period, t stands for single-period on-time. 27 O 2 concentration conditions/ % 26 25 24 23 22 21 80 60 Throttle opening degree / % 40 20 0 1500 2500 3500 4500 5500 6500 7500 Engine speed/ r/min 8500 Fig. (2). MAP figure of variable composition oxygen-enriched intake air.

Gasoline Engine Characteristics The Open Fuels & Energy Science Journal, 2015, Volume 8 333 Table 6. Controlled quantity and emission of variable composition oxygen-enriched intake air. N (r/min) Throttle Opening Degree 0 20 40 60 80 1500 129 22 109 22 96 23 94 23 110 24 135 24 2500 126 22 105 22 93 23 91 24 106 24 132 25 3500 123 22 102 22 92 24 89 24 103 25 130 25 4500 125 22 103 23 94 24 92 25 107 25 133 26 5500 130 22 104 23 97 24 95 25 110 26 135 26 6500 133 22 107 23 99 25 97 26 112 26 137 26 7500 136 22 110 24 102 25 26 115 26 139 26 8500 139 22 113 24 104 25 102 25 117 26 142 26 Table 7. and emission. n (r/min) Throttle Opening Degree 0 20 40 60 80 1500 1.03 57 8 126 3 182 5 230 6 264 7 275 2500 2 66 6 131 3 188 1 239 7 275 1.21 283 3500 4 80 9 145 0 198 1 246 3 282 1.09 291 4500 7 89 2 160 3 217 5 261 6 290 1.01 296 5500 8 83 5 152 4 203 0.48 250 8 285 4 294 6500 7 76 0 145 0.49 193 0.40 244 2 278 3 286 7500 9 68 0.46 128 0.40 187 0.34 237 0.44 270 9 279 8500 3 63 0.42 122 0.34 181 0.29 230 0.35 269 2 274 emission was 89 10-6, when the throttle opening was 60%, and rotation speed was 3500 r/min at part load conditions. Compared with the minimum emission of normal intake air (108 10-6 ), emission decreased to 17.59%, and the decline extent was very significant. 4.2. Analysis Taking rotational speed (r/min) as the x-axis and throttle opening degree as y-axis, the universal characteristic curve of emission is shown in Fig. (4). As can be seen from Table 7 and Fig. (4), the high emissions are mainly concentrated in the low speed zone of both low load conditions and large load conditions. As part of load operating conditions, emission was lower, which reflected better emission of engine. Minimum emission was 0.29%, when the throttle opening was 60%, and rotation speed was 8500 r/min at part load conditions. Compared with the minimum emission of normal intake air (0.35%), emission decreased by 17.14%, and the decline extent was very significant. 4.3. Analysis Taking rotational speed (r/min) as the x-axis and throttle opening degree as y-axis, the universal characteristic curve of emission is shown in Fig. (5). As can be seen from Table 7 and Fig. (5), the high emissions are mainly concentrated in the middle speed zone of large load conditions. However, emission values increased modestly compared with the normal condition. Under the condition of small load conditions, emission was lower. Minimum emission was 56 10-6, when the throttle opening was 0%, and rotation speed was 1500 r/min. Compared with the minimum emission of normal intake air (53 10-6 ), emission increased by 17.59%, and the decline extent was not very significant. 5. HIGH TEMPERATURE AND ANTI-RROSION ATING ANALYSIS WITH REMANUFACTURING Corrosion is the phenomenon of metal destruction caused by the surrounding medium, and it is widespread during the

334 The Open Fuels & Energy Science Journal, 2015, Volume 8 Han et al. Throttle opening degree / % 130.0 130.0 135.0 140.0 130.0 120.0 120.0 120.0 80.0.0 90.0 60 90.0.0 40.0.0 20 120.0 120.0 120.0 130.0 0 135.0 1500 2500 3500 4500 5500 6500 7500 8500 Engine speed / r/min 135 130 125 120 115 110 105 95 Note: The values marked in the figure represent emission (10-6 ). Fig. (3). Universal characteristic curve of emission. Throttle opening degree / % 1.2 1.0 80 60 40 20 1.0 0.4 1.0 0 1500 2500 3500 4500 5500 6500 7500 8500 Engine speed/ r/min 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.4 1 0.4 Fig. (4). Universal characteristic curve of emission. Note: The values marked in the figure represent emission. Throttle opening degree / % 290.0 290.0 275.0 80 275.0 260.0 260.0 275.0 245.0 245.0 60 260.0 230.0 230.0 245.0 215.0 215.0 200.0 230.0 200.0 40 185.0 215.0 185.0 170.0 200.0 170.0 155.0 185.0 155.0 140.0 170.0 140.0 20 155.0 140.0 65.0 80.0 0 80.0 65.0 1500 2500 3500 4500 5500 6500 7500 8500 Engine speed/ r/min 250 200 150 Note: The values marked in the figure represent emission (10-6 ). Fig. (5). Universal characteristic curve of emission.

Gasoline Engine Characteristics The Open Fuels & Energy Science Journal, 2015, Volume 8 335 eroded exhaust valve un-eroded exhaust valve intake valve eroded exhaust val (a) comparison between eroded and (b) comparison between intake valve and exhaust un-eroded exhaust valve after erosion. Fig. (6). Comparison diagram of exhaust valve combustion. engine parts operation. Ablation phenomenon of engine parts is associated with high-temperature oxidation corrosion, namely the process of corrosion of metal engine parts involves a chemical reaction with the surrounding high temperatures and strong oxidizing gaseous medium. In an oxygen-enriched intake air MAP test process, when the oxygen volume fraction is more than 29% and is continuously under heavy load and high-speed condition, gasoline engine exhaust valves undergo serious erosion phenomenon; the ablated row valve and engine block is shown in Fig. (6). Fig. (6a) shows a comparison of ablated exhaust valve and new one. Fig. (6b) shows a comparison of the engine block before and after ablation. Fig. (6) shows that the exhaust valve is ablated seriously after a long time at high temperature and strong oxidizing environment, and the size of exhaust valve significantly reduced with the uneven surface. As a result, engine operating condition deteriorates seriously causing substantial decline in the engine cylinder air-tightness. The combustion speed can be accelerated through the oxygen-enriched intake air control of test engine. In addition, the fire can be caught more quickly, the ignition delay period can be shorted, the full combustion can be promoted, the combustion temperature can be improved, and the combustion efficiency also can be enhanced. Therefore, the engine economy and power are enhanced significantly, and overall emissions efficiency of the engine is also improved. However, the ablation phenomenon is a series of key components including: engine exhaust valve, cylinder head, cylinder liner, cylinder walls, pistons, piston rings set and valve mechanism, which result in the life cycle reduction of engine under high-temperature oxygen-enriched environment. Therefore, on the basis of failure analysis and life cycle assessment, the corrosion reaction can be prevented or even reduced under high temperature and oxygen-enriched environment through further coating of high temperature anti-corrosion coatings with some advanced remanufacturing technologies such as nano-brushing electroplating technology, the high-performance supersonic plasma spraying technology, the automatic high velocity arc spraying technology, the micro-plasma cladding rapid prototyping technology, and the robot welding rapid prototyping technology. Thereby, the stable and reliable operation of engine in a high temperature oxygen-enriched condition can be ensured, so that the life of the engine technology and economic life can be prolonged. NCLUSION (1) Variable component oxygen-enriched intake air can significantly reduce and emissions of gasoline engine, while deterioration of emission was not significant, which can improve the overall emission performance of gasoline engine. (2) Under the condition of Part load conditions, the and emissions were lower. The lowest emission was 89 10-6, when the throttle opening was 60%, and rotation speed was 3500 r/min. The lowest emission was 0.29%, when the throttle opening was 60%, and rotation speed was 8500 r/min. Compared with the minimum emission of normal intake air, and emissions decreased by 17.59% and 17.14%, respectively. (3) Under the condition of small load conditions, emission was lower. Minimum emission was 56 10-6, when the throttle opening was 0%, and rotation speed was 1500 r/min. Compared with the minimum emission of normal intake air (53 10-6 ), emission increased by 17.59%, and the decline extent was not very significant. (4) -enriched intake air can accelerate combustion speed and promote the full combustion. Therefore, the engine economy and power are enhanced significantly, and overall emissions efficiency of the engine is also improved. However, the ablation phenomenon is a series of key components of engine. The corrosion reaction can be prevented and reduced under high temperature and oxygen-enriched condition through further coating of high temperature

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