NASA NTRS · 19930090836
Ignition and combustion phenomena in Diesel engines
Abstract
Evidences were found that neither gasification nor vaporization of the injected fuel occurs before ignition; also that the hydrogen coefficient has no significance. However the knowledge of the ignition point and of the "time lag" is important. After ignition, the combustion proceeds in a series of reactions, the last of which at least are now known.
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Sass, F. 1928-10-01. Ignition and combustion phenomena in Diesel engines. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930090836
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