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At present, a laser ignition plug is very expensive compared to a standard electrical spark plug ignition system and it is no where near ready for deployment. But the potential and advantages certainly make the laser ignition more attractive in many practical applications
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- 2. CONTENTS Introduction Conventional spark ignition Laser ignition system Laser induced spark ignition Working principle Conclusion
- 3. ITRODUCTION 1. Economic as well as environmental constraints demand further reduction in fuel consumption and the exhaust emissions 2. Regulations on NOx emissions are pushing us toward leaner air/fuel ratios (higher ratio of air to fuel). 3. Natural gas is more difficult to ignite than gasoline due to the strong Carbon to Hydrogen bond energy. 4. Because of the requirement for an increase in ignition energy, spark plug life will decrease for natural gas engines.
- 4. Conventional Spark Plug IC Engine Drawbacks of Spark plug: • Location of spark plug is not flexible as it require shielding of plug from immense heat. • It is not possible to ignite inside the fuel spray. • It requires frequent maintenance and removal of carbon deposits. • Leaner mixtures cannot be burned. • Higher turbulence levels are required.
- 5. Laser Ignition system LASER (Light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation) What is a laser? Laser Production The ruby laser is a active laser medium and synthetic rod that is energized through optical pumping, typically by a xenon flashtube. Ruby has very broad and powerful absorption bands in the visual spectrum, at 400 and 550 nm. Laser is a Unidirectional monochromatic beam of light.
- 6. Laser Production The Xenon flash tube continuously flashes light in to ruby rod which excites the atoms in the ruby rod. Some of these atoms absorbs energy and the electrons with in the atoms excite and emits photons
- 7. Types of Lasers will replace the plug see Ruby Laser Gas Laser Chemical Laser Excimer Laser Solid state Laser Semi conductor Laser Dye Laser
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- 9. Combustion Chamber Experiment Technical data of the research engine and the Nd:YAG Laser used for the experiments Result Compared to conventional spark plug ignition, laser ignition reduces the fuel consumption by several per cents nearly 20%. Best results in terms of fuel consumption have been achieved by laser ignition within the fuel spray and dosen’t suffer any restrictions.
- 10. Advantages • Location of spark plug is flexible as it dose not require shielding from immense heat and fuel spray i.e. Focal point can be made anywhere in the combustion chamber • Flame propagation is fast as multipoint fuel ignition is also possible. • • • It does not require maintenance to remove carbon deposits because of its self cleaning property. Leaner mixtures can be burned as fuel ignition inside combustion chamber is also possible here certainty of fuel presence is very high Flame propagation is fast as multipoint fuel ignition is also possible
- 11. Conclusion • The applicability of a laser-induced ignition system on direct injected gasoline engine has been proven. Main advantages are the almost free choice of the ignition location within the combustion chamber, even inside the fuel spray. Significant reductions in fuel consumption as well as reductions of exhaust gases show the potential of the laser ignition process At present, a laser ignition plug is very expensive compared to a standard electrical spark plug ignition system and it is no where near ready for deployment. But the potential and advantages certainly make the laser ignition more attractive in many practical applications. •
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