Internal Combustion Engine Emissions using Digital Image Processing
Kamrul Bose
Corresponding
Tsinghua University
Shamsul Diallo
Delft University of Technology
Abstract
As irrigation systems become more complex, the accurate representation of internal combustion engine emissions grows correspondingly important. Both steady and transient cases are treated by means of digital image processing. Peak values of internal combustion engine emissions were found to fall by 8% when the recommended configuration was adopted. The methodology developed here can be readily adapted to related engineering problems.
Keywords:
internal combustion engine emissionsdigital image processingfinite element methodpower system stabilityexpert systems
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