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Study on the performance improvement of a Main Oxidizer shut-off Valve (CC 산화제 개폐밸브 성능향상에 관한 연구)

  • Bae, Young-Woo;Kim, Do-Hyung;Hong, Moon-Geun;Lee, Soo-Yong;Jang, Ki-Won
    • Aerospace Engineering and Technology
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    • v.9 no.2
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    • pp.63-72
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    • 2010
  • MOV(Main Oxidizer shut-off Valves) control the combustion of launch vehicle systems by the supply and the isolation of liquid oxygen to a main combustion chamber in launch vehicle systems. Moreover, the MOV should secure a constant flow rate of liquid oxygen for combustion instability in the steady operational state. Although it has been showed that a EM(Engineering Model) with a high discharge coefficient value compared with the TM(Technology Model) fills the overall performance requirements, additional design modifications in some critical parts of the EM were conducted to improve the performance. The configurations of the pressure-control body, the middle flange, and the rips of the inlet body of the EM were modified and the performance tests have been performed with test models. Consequently, the intended improvements have been verified by the performance tests.

A Study of Downsizing Effect on Turbocharged LPG Direct Injection(T-LPDI) Engine with Startability Improvement by Optimization of Fuel Control System (LPG 직분사 엔진의 다운사이징 효과 및 시동성 개선을 위한 연료 제어시스템 최적화에 관한 연구)

  • Lim, Jongsuk;Kim, Dowan;Park, Hanyong;Song, Jinoh;Han, Junghwan;Yook, Chulsoo;Park, Seongmin;Shin, Yongnam
    • Transactions of the Korean Society of Automotive Engineers
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    • v.24 no.6
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    • pp.619-626
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    • 2016
  • The new 1.4 L turbocharged LPG direct injection (T-LPDI) engine is presented in this paper to improve the fuel efficiency of the vehicles installed with the 2.0 L LPG port fuel injection (LPI) engine, while maintaining the performance as a downsizing concept for the new engine platform development. Firstly, the return type high pressure LPG fuel supply system is designed and mounted in the new 1.4 L T-LPDI engine. As a result, this new engine shows a much better WOT performance and approximately 8 % of improved fuel economy level, as compared to the 2.0 L LPI vehicle. Secondly, the LPDI engine specific optimized design for high pressure fuel components and fuel injection control strategies are proposed and evaluated in order to overcome the restartability problem in a heat-soaked condition called the vapor lock phenomenon. Consequently, these experimental results illustrate a great potential for the developed 1.4 L T-LPDI engine as a possible substitute for the 2.0 L LPI engine.