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Optical Diagnostics

AVL Visiolution Technologies

Optimising combustion in IC engines requires the precise tuning of local combustion events. System status and the success of improvements are checked with thermodynamic analyses and finally in general engine test procedures. However, in order to understand the contribution of component and process modifications to overall performance, we must be able to see their influence on local combustion events at all times.

For this purpose, AVL engineers have developed techniques and procedures to gain insight into mixture formation and combustion events of both SI and CI engines. The combustion diagnostic techniques are based on solutions developed for optical access to combustion chambers, on image and signal recording in an engine test bed environment, and on results analysis procedures for well defined groups of in-cylinder phenomena.

AVL VisioSet
AVL VisioScope
AVL VisioKnock
AVL VisioTomo
AVL Engine Timing Unit

AVL Visiolution Technologies include

  • VisioSet - the new 8-channel measurement system for systematic cause analysis in engine development
  • VisioScope - the systematic link between modern cameras and engine imaging requirements
  • VisioKnock - knock center detection with the VisioKnock spark plug
  • VisioTomo - flame tomography for comprehensive flame studies with the VisioTomo head gasket
  • Single cylinder research engines with optical access to the combustion chamber
  • Optical measurement services for engine development

AVL Visiolution Technologies

  • Invented by and developed for engine engineers
  • High tech solutions for standard applications
  • Robust sensor techniques and reliable measurement solutions
  • Driven by engineering needs
  • Versatile and open for future camera and sensor technologies

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