Piston top surface structure for reducing soot in diesel engine cylinder
A piston crown and diesel engine technology, applied to internal combustion piston engines, pistons, mechanical equipment, etc., can solve the problem that the oil-gas mixing state of the combustion chamber pit cannot be completely changed, so as to improve the oxidation rate of soot and reduce the emission of soot in the cylinder , Improve the effect of oil-gas mixing state
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[0024] Such as figure 1 and figure 2 As shown, a kind of piston top surface structure that reduces soot in the diesel engine cylinder of the present invention is to dig a soot oxidation annular groove 3 whose cross-sectional shape is an inverted trapezoid on the piston top surface 2, and the inverted trapezoidal soot oxidation annular groove 3 The included angles between the two waistlines, i.e., the discharge slope 4 and the flow blocking wall 6, and the piston top surface 2 are α 1 =30~70°, β 1 =30~70, the ring groove bottom 5 is connected smoothly with the discharge slope 4 and the flow blocking wall 6, the distance H between the ring groove bottom 5 and the piston top surface 2 1 The soot oxidation ring groove 3 is coaxial with the combustion chamber 1, and its upper top surface is a part of the piston top surface 2, and its radial position is formed by the intersection of the highest point of the combustion chamber 1 and the piston top surface 2 circle (diameter D 1 ...
Embodiment 2
[0026] Such as figure 1 and image 3 As shown, a piston top surface structure for reducing soot in a diesel engine cylinder of the present invention is to dig a soot oxidation annular groove 3 with a cross-sectional shape that is a left-right symmetrical arc on the piston top 2, and the left-right symmetrical arc soot oxidation The angle between the discharge slope 4 of the ring groove 3 and the piston top surface 2 is α 2 =30~70°, the included angle between the blocking wall 6 of the soot oxidation ring groove 3 and the piston top surface 2 is β 2 =30~70°, the ring groove bottom 5 is smoothly transitioned to the discharge slope 4 and the blocking wall 6, and the distance H between the ring groove bottom 5 and the piston top surface 2 2 The soot oxidation ring groove 3 is coaxial with the combustion chamber 1, and its upper top surface is a part of the piston top surface 2, and its radial position is formed by the intersection of the highest point of the combustion chamber 1...
Embodiment 3
[0028] Such as figure 1 and Figure 4 As shown, a piston top surface structure for reducing soot in the diesel engine cylinder of the present invention is to dig a soot oxidation annular groove 3 with a cross-sectional shape that is shallow on the left and deep on the right and deep on the piston top surface. The included angle between the discharge slope 4 of the deep asymmetric arc-shaped soot oxidation ring groove 3 and the piston top surface 2 is α 3 =10~40°, the included angle between the blocking wall 6 of the soot oxidation ring groove 3 and the piston top surface 2 is β 3 =60~90°, the ring groove bottom 5 is smoothly connected with the discharge slope 4 and the flow blocking wall 6, the distance H between the ring groove bottom 5 and the piston top surface 2 3 The soot oxidation ring groove 3 is coaxial with the combustion chamber 1, and its upper top surface is a part of the piston top surface 2, and its radial position is formed by the intersection of the highest p...
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