The book Low Temperature Combustion Strategies: Fundamentals and Applications is a comprehensive guide to one of the most promising approaches in advanced engine technology—Low Temperature Combustion (LTC). Bridging the gap between fundamental science and engineering practice, this book explores the mechanisms, strategies, and real-world implementations of LTC systems to enable cleaner, more efficient internal combustion engines. Covering a range of cutting-edge topics—including Homogeneous Charge Compression Ignition (HCCI), Stratified Charge Compression Ignition (SCCI), dual-fuel systems, combustion chemistry, emission control, and advanced engine configurations—the book provides in-depth analysis and engineering insights.

Features:
• Presents the low temperature combustion (LTC) techniques, including combustion modeling, combustion modes, optimization techniques, and emission formation control.
• Delves into advanced combustion modes offering detailed insights into their operation, control strategies, and optimization techniques.
• Discusses advanced combustion control and optimization techniques.
• Includes real-world case studies and applications in automotive and power generation sectors.
• Explores the future directions and emerging trends in LTC research, including the integration of renewable fuels and prospects for commercialisation.

Practical case studies, current research findings, and emerging trends make this an indispensable reference for students, researchers, and professionals in automotive engineering, combustion science, and sustainable energy systems.