The combustion chamber structure of a gas engine has the following characteristics:

1、 Compactness

The combustion chamber design of gas engines is usually compact. This is because the compact structure helps to reduce heat loss, allowing the combustion process to be efficiently completed in a short period of time. For example, in small natural gas engines, a compact combustion chamber can quickly mix natural gas with air and ignite it, allowing the energy generated by combustion to be more concentrated in driving piston movement. Moreover, a smaller combustion chamber space can ensure that the combustion flame quickly spreads throughout the entire combustion chamber, allowing the gas to burn fully and thus improving combustion efficiency.

2、 Good mixing performance

The combustion chamber of a gas engine should ensure that the gas and air can be fully and evenly mixed. Due to the fact that the combustion speed and efficiency of gas largely depend on its mixing degree with air, combustion chambers usually adopt special inlet designs or are equipped with turbulence devices. For example, some combustion chambers have a spiral shaped intake duct, which creates a swirling flow of incoming air and gas. This swirling motion can enhance the mixing effect of gas and air, making combustion more complete, reducing the generation of incomplete combustion products, thereby reducing pollutant emissions, and improving the power output and thermal efficiency of the engine.

3、 High temperature resistance performance

During the operation of a gas engine, the temperature inside the combustion chamber is very high. Especially during the moment of combustion, the temperature can reach thousands of degrees Celsius. Therefore, the structural materials of the combustion chamber need to have good high-temperature resistance. Special alloy materials are usually used, which can withstand the erosion and corrosion of high-temperature gas. For example, some nickel based alloys are widely used in the manufacturing of combustion chamber walls, which can maintain good mechanical properties in high temperature environments, prevent deformation or damage of the combustion chamber walls due to high temperatures, and ensure the reliability and stability of the engine.

4、 Reasonable shape design

The shape of the combustion chamber is also carefully designed. Common shapes include hemispherical, wedge-shaped, etc. The ratio of surface area to volume of a hemispherical combustion chamber is relatively small, which is beneficial for reducing heat dissipation losses. Meanwhile, this shape can shorten the flame propagation distance, making the combustion process more rapid and uniform. A wedge-shaped combustion chamber can better adapt to the overall layout of the engine and guide the direction of airflow and flame propagation to a certain extent, optimizing the combustion process. These shape designs are designed to enable efficient and stable combustion of gas inside the combustion chamber.