Journal Article

·2014 OPEN ACCESS

Recent Trends in Internal Combustion Engines

Halit Yaşar , Hakan Serhad Soyhan , Adnan Parlak YTU , Nadir Yılmaz

Advances in Mechanical Engineering

Abstract

This special issue is devoted to the recent trends in internal combustion engines. Recent trends in internal combustion engines aim to reduce fuel consumption and also lower exhaust gas emissions.The aim of this special issue is to bring all topics and all the scientific/technological approaches in recent trends in internal combustion engines. We, as editorial team, received several contributions as original research articles and review articles that will stimulate the continuing efforts to understand new technologies in internal combustion engines (ICEs). The papers are “Design and implementation of the control system of an internal combustion engine test unit” by T. Koc et al., “Trends of syngas as a fuel in internal combustion engines” by F. Y. Hagos et al., “Simulation analysis of combustion parameters and emission characteristics of CNG fueled HCCI engine” by P. M. Diaz et al., “Calibration and validation of a mean value model for turbocharged diesel engine” by R. Li et al., “Fuzzy sets method of reliability prediction and its application to a turbocharger of diesel engines” by Y.-F. Li and H.-Z. Huang.

Keywords

Turbocharger Internal combustion engine Combustion Fuel efficiency Automotive engineering Diesel fuel Homogeneous charge compression ignition Exhaust gas recirculation Internal combustion engine cooling Reliability (semiconductor) Environmental science Combustion chamber Computer science Engineering Mechanical engineering Chemistry Physics Gas compressor Thermodynamics

Subject Areas

Real-time simulation and control systems ·Control and Systems Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Advanced Combustion Engine Technologies ·Fluid Flow and Transfer Processes ·Physical Sciences
Vehicle emissions and performance ·Automotive Engineering ·Physical Sciences

Citations by Year

OpenAlex SDG Match

SDGs auto-classified by OpenAlex (score ≥ 0.4 shown).

Affordable and clean energy 82%