Modeling End-Gas Autoignition of Ethanol/Gasoline Surrogate Blends in the Cooperative Fuel Research Engine

Tien Mun Foong; Michael J Brear; Kai J Morganti; Gabriel da Silva; Yi Yang; Frederick L Dryer

Journal article

Modeling End-Gas Autoignition of Ethanol/Gasoline Surrogate Blends in the Cooperative Fuel Research Engine

Tien Mun Foong, Michael J Brear, Kai J Morganti, Gabriel da Silva, Yi Yang, Frederick L Dryer

Energy & Fuels | AMER CHEMICAL SOC | Published : 2017

DOI: 10.1021/acs.energyfuels.6b02380

University of Melbourne Researchers

Yi Yang Author Mechanical Engineering

Michael Brear Author Science

Gabriel da Silva Author Chemical Engineering

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Funding Acknowledgements

This research was supported by the Advanced Centre for Automotive Research and Testing (www.acart.com.au), the Ford Motor Company, and the Australian Research Council. The authors also take this opportunity to acknowledge Prof. Brian Haynes of the University of Sydney, whose recent 65th birthday is celebrated by this special volume. Prof. Haynes' career continues as one that applies scientific rigor to the solution of important practical problems. The authors hope that this special volume in honor of this fine researcher plays a small part in continuing this tradition.