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Methods of Improving Transient Response,ve steady-steady conditions. Turbocharger lag is caused because, although the fuel pump responds rapidly to the increased fueling demand after a load or speed increase, the engine air-supply cannot match this higher fuel flow instantly but only after a number of engine cycles owing to the inertia of

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Modeling,e for example, 1–6]. Mathematical tools have become very popular in recent years owing to the continuously increasing improvement in computational power. In order to construct a simulation model, careful observation of the problem and its side effects is initially required (Figure 9.1).

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Phantoms for Quantitative Ultrasoundn the following paragraphs the analysis will primarily focus on the regulated exhaust constituents, i.e., particulate matter (PM), nitrogen oxides (NO.), hydrocarbons (HC) and carbon monoxide (CO). During steady-state operation, diesel engines produce high levels of NO. owing to the increased gas te

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Information Entropy and Its Applications three approaches to cope with this problematic behavior, namely .1. control of the fuel flow; .2. speed-up of the system (engine, manifolds and turbocharger) response; and .3. increase of the number of transmission gears for vehicular applications.