Role of Exothermic Centres on Knock Initiation and Knock Damage

Abstract

The nature of autoignition and knocking is investigated experimentally and theoretically in an optical engine by high speed direct light photography and laser schlieren filming. Special emphasis is devoted experimentally and theoretically to the role of exothermic centres in the end-gas in initiatin

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