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DOE OSTI · 2541921

Preignition mitigation strategy for gaseous fuel engine

Abstract

Operating a gaseous fuel engine system includes detecting preignition in one or more of a plurality of cylinders based on a monitored cylinder pressure during combustion of a gaseous fuel such as a gaseous hydrogen fuel. Operating a gaseous fuel engine system also includes reducing a fuel injection amount for the one or more of the plurality of cylinders to a derated fuel injection amount that is based on a timing of the detected preignition. Fuel injection amount may be reduced to a greater relative extent if detected preignition is early, and to a lesser relative extent if detected preignition is later, in an engine cycle. Related apparatus and control logic is also disclosed.

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Graziano, Jr., Michael T., Schroeder, Eric L., Gehrke, Christopher R., Singh, Jaswinder, Seiler, Patrick J., Neaville, Andrew J., Dilawari, Geetika, Engstrom, Zachary S.. 2024-03-05. Preignition mitigation strategy for gaseous fuel engine. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/2541921

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