Titlebook: Automotive Engine Alternatives; Robert L. Evans Book 1987 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1987 Stirling engine.combustion.develop

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Bisherige empirische Untersuchungen,iterature survey of the stratified charge engine concept is first presented. Selected stratified charge engine designs are then presented which represent the varied methods devised to achieve stratified charge combustion. Advantages and disadvantages of the stratified charge concept are then present

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9643-5ncreasing worldwide in view of the inevitable declining resources of petroleum and projected limitations on the availability of refined liquid fuels, particularly those of the right quality. This is in contrast to statements made that the proven reserves of natural gas are increasing. and that there

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9643-5ulated diesel type engine without a cooling system. A waste heat recovery system is considered for further improvement. Considerable progress has been made in this technology by many organizations. Currently the thermodynamics, high temperature tribology, materials, design emissions and performance

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,Thesenf?rmige Zusammenfassung,f centroid motions of moving parts. The RE has no reciprocating piston and valvetrain which are the sources of vibration and the obstructions to increased engine speed. The RE aspirates a larger amount of air per unit volume of engine package than the reciprocating piston engine does, because the ch

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,Thesenf?rmige Zusammenfassung,rime mover at our disposal. Furthermore, unlike the gas turbine which is in difficulty at the lower end of the power spectrum because of inherent aerodynamic losses, and the Stirling engine which would seem to suffer from a severe weight disadvantage, the Diesel engine successfully covers the full a

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Rechnungswesen und Unternehmensüberwachungprove the ECE-15 vehicle fuel economy by up to 15%. Added friction from the VVT system itself could however significantly depreciate the potential benefit. A selected number of VVT concepts developed by Ford are described.