The Design of an Electromagnetic Valve Actuator (EMVA) Suitable for Scavenging Two-Stroke Engine

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This research is aimed at designing a suitable electromagnetic valve actuator (EMVA) which could efficiently improve energy saving performance of engine for scavenging two-stroke engine. Our Group simplified the GM’s EMVA and made it suitable for the engine used in experiment. CFD and mathematical modeling software were used to help our designing. According to the result of CFD, the design meets the intake requirements of the engine.

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