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Internal combustion engines

empirical Arrhenius-type expression for end-gas autoignition delay as a function of pressure, temperature and fuel octane number.

In internal combustion engines, Douaud-Eyzat correlation refers to empirical Arrhenius-type expression for end-gas autoignition delay as a function of pressure, temperature and fuel octane number. This meaning comes from Douaud (1978) in SAE Technical Paper Series.[1]

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References

Douaud, A. M., & Eyzat, P. (1978). Four-Octane-Number Method for Predicting the Anti-Knock Behavior of Fuels and Engines. SAE Technical Paper Series, 1. https://doi.org/10.4271/780080

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