theoneandonly
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@Fredastaire one of purposes of the temp sensor is to control the temperature of the charge going into the combustion chamber, too high a temperature produces NOx. The whole idea of Lpegr is to reduce NOx. The lpegr cooler temperature of working engines is typicaly in range 80-140C.max 150 with one example seen upto 160C. Please dont ask me to explain the chemistry.
With some reactions the oxidation state is dependent on the temperature of reaction. The temperature also influences reaction rate and certain reactions wont occur bellow a certain temperature. The aim is to oxidise the Carbon and Hydrogen first. In a perfect combustion with a perfect stochiometric ratio of fuel to air we would get waste products of carbon dioxide and water H2O an Nitrogen. Diesel combustion is rediculouly complex because its a mixture of 50 (at least) components, the simplest explanation of 6 components stretched my little grey cells and even if i thought i understood it i wont be taking any exams soon.
With some reactions the oxidation state is dependent on the temperature of reaction. The temperature also influences reaction rate and certain reactions wont occur bellow a certain temperature. The aim is to oxidise the Carbon and Hydrogen first. In a perfect combustion with a perfect stochiometric ratio of fuel to air we would get waste products of carbon dioxide and water H2O an Nitrogen. Diesel combustion is rediculouly complex because its a mixture of 50 (at least) components, the simplest explanation of 6 components stretched my little grey cells and even if i thought i understood it i wont be taking any exams soon.
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