Yasuko Suzuki
Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation
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Jsae Review | 2002
Yuichi Yamada; Masahiko Emi; Hiroyuki Ishii; Yasuko Suzuki; Shuji Kimura; Yoshiteru Enomoto
Abstract Adhesion of deposit on the combustion chamber walls affects the state of the heat loss into combustion chamber wall surfaces in the internal combustion engine. In this study, as the first step, the instantaneous surface temperature and the instantaneous heat flux were measured by thin film thermocouples on piston surfaces in the D.I. diesel engine with the adhesion of deposit in order to clarify the effects of deposit. As a result, it is found that the instantaneous surface temperature and heat flux strongly depend on the amount of deposit adhered to the combustion chamber wall surfaces.
International Journal of Engine Research | 2005
Yasuko Suzuki; K Shimano; Yoshiteru Enomoto; Masahiko Emi; Y Yamada
Abstract The purpose of this study is to clarify the state of the heat loss in a direct-injection diesel engine. Originally developed thin-film thermocouples (TFTs) are embedded into the combustion chamber walls for accurate measurement of instantaneous surface temperature from which instantaneous heat flux is evaluated through the heat conduction equation. Measured points are arrayed on the cavity bottom, the cavity side wall, the piston top, and the cylinder head. The TFTs are designed and fabricated so that disturbance of the temperature field is minimized when they are embedded into the combustion chamber walls. As a result, it is observed that the behaviour of instantaneous temperature and heat flux depends on the radius of the measured point. Measured points located radially inwards seem to be influenced by the combustion flame considerably more than those located outwards because the flame is presumed to stay in and around the cavity which occupies a region around the central axis of the piston. On the other hand, the heat loss ratio, namely the ratio of lost heat to the heat supplied by the fuel, is larger than in a gasoline engine.
Archive | 2008
Yasuko Suzuki; Hiroaki Fujita; Satoshi Hiranuma; Shinichi Saito; Yoshio Nakayama
Archive | 2006
Hiroaki Fujita; Satoshi Hiranuma; Shinichi Saito; Yasuko Suzuki; Yoshihisa Takeda; 智 平沼; 真一 斎藤; 好央 武田; 博昭 藤田; 康子 鈴木
Archive | 2004
Satoshi Hiranuma; Takuya Kitasei; Shinichi Saito; Ritsuko Shinozaki; Yasuko Suzuki; 琢也 北清; 智 平沼; 真一 斎藤; 律子 篠▲崎▼; 康子 鈴木
Archive | 2009
Yasuko Suzuki; Hiroaki Fujita; Satoshi Hiranuma; Shinichi Saito; Yoshio Nakayama
Jsae Review | 2002
Masahiko Emi; Yasuko Suzuki; Yuichi Yamada; Hiroyuki Ishii; Shuji Kimura; Hiroshi Ogawa; Yoshiteru Enomoto
Archive | 2009
Kazuya Suzuki; Kunitake Suzuki; Yasuko Suzuki; 一哉 鈴木; 康子 鈴木; 邦威 鈴木
8th International Conference on Engines for Automobiles | 2007
Takeshi Sugihara; Kenjiro Shimano; Yoshiteru Enomoto; Yasuko Suzuki; Masahiko Emi
Review of automotive engineering | 2008
Takeshi Sugihara; Yasuko Suzuki; Masahiko Emi; Kenjiro Shimano; Yoshiteru Enomoto