Titlebook: Internal Combustion Engineering: Science & Technology; John H. Weaving (Technical Director) Book 1990 Elsevier Science Publishers Ltd 1990

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Mixture Preparation for Spark-ignition Engines,d amount of fuel mixed with an appropriate quantity of air, served in a digestible form. The objective of this chapter is to review current knowledge of the processes involved in the supply of this fuel/air mixture. This topic is one that has been researched continuously, but not always with the hig

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Diesel Engine Fuel Injection Processes and Spray Diagnostic Methods, achieve a better understanding of the combustion and pollutant formation. The atomization and spray formation of the liquid fuel is one of the most important processes in diesel engine combustion. Detailed knowledge of the formation of the spray and its interaction with the combustion air is essent

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Combustion in Gasoline Engines, centre and be rapid enough to utilize to the fullest possible extent the maximum compression, and yet not be so rapid as to induce strong shock waves in the gas or intolerable impact loadings on bearings and other mechanical components. Inherently, a lean mixture gives a higher thermodynamic effici

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The Theory of Wave Action Approaches Applied to Reciprocating Engines,ady nature of the induction and exhaust processes means that the effect of the manifold on charging and discharging is extremely dependent upon the engine speed. This is because the . (or .) of the manifold is a function of the frequency of the pulses entering it. The outcome of this is that it is p

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Instrumentation for Engine Flows,der realistic engine conditions. First, to determine the state of the gas, we need measurements of pressure, temperature and the instantaneous volume of the combustion chamber. Secondly, for determining and predicting the fluid motion and combustion process, we need the velocity pattern of the air a