The Experimental and Simulation Analysis of Steel Piston Temperature Field and Deformation Based on Finite Element Method

Yi Zhang; Tie Xiong Su

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.505-506.388

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The Experimental and Simulation Analysis of Steel Piston Temperature Field and Deformation Based on Finite Element Method

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The traditional aluminum piston, the can not meet the engine development to the high power density direction, so the higher strength steel piston designed. The temperature filed and deformation was calculated and analyzed by finite element method with finite element software MSC.NASTRAN. The results can provide theoretical foundation for the promotion of the all-steel piston.

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