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本帖最后由 Leonard888 于 2019-5-16 19:27 编辑
Simonjo 发表于 2019-5-16 11:26 
直接看我给你那个论文即可。同样的车,不同标号的燃油,加速有差异。
今天终于有时间把这篇文章看一遍;产生了一个终极疑问:您真的觉得这个图表达的意思是车辆1(要求98号油)用98以上的油性能有提升,车辆2(要求95号油)用95以上的油性能有提升,是这样吗?
要用整体来看问题,而不应该用极端值吧?看极端值的话车辆2用95号油和112号油的极端值差距是0.6秒,但是在红框内去头去尾再看呢?真的能得出你想要的结论吗?
如果单论极端值,是不是可以从车辆2的图中含有用98油有13.4秒的数据而用106号油是13.5秒所以得出结论标号越高性能越差?
当然不能,从整体看问题,线性相关性十分弱,这两组数据是无法支撑你想要的结论的。
For both vehicles, there was a strong correlation between acceleration time and spark timing, confirming retardation ofthe spark timing in response to knock. However, the correlation is only clear when the very low octane fuels are included. (此处指低于厂商设计标号,而不是指在厂商设计标号及以上)
There is still some variation in acceleration time within the group of fuels with RON of 95 or above. For Vehicle2 (calibrated for 95RON) there is no remaining trend with spark timing, however for Vehicle 1(calibrated for 98RON) there seems to be some variation. Additional regressions were carried out to check for any other fuel effects on performance.
The presence of ethanol or ETBE in the fuel had no effect on acceleration time outside the contribution of these oxygenates to the fuel octane number. Starting with the basic correlation between acceleration performance and spark timing, adding exhaust gas temperature as a variable slightly improved the correlation
In the part load hot NEDC cycle which is more representative of normal driving conditions, no effect of octane on vehicle energy consumption was observed. |
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