Validation of Heat Dissipation Processes in Direct Injection Diesel Engines Air Cooled

Vladimir Mardarescu; Nicolae Ispas; Mircea Nastasoiu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.822.243

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Validation of Heat Dissipation Processes in Direct Injection Diesel Engines Air Cooled

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Small diesel engines with direct injection air cooled a big problem is heat dissipation. Based on bench made with a 295 cc diesel engine with direct injection, air cooled, I set the heat flows through the cylinder head, piston and cylinder. These data are needed to study the possibility of operating at maximum power, knowing that mechanical stresses of thermal origin are the most dangerous. The data obtained in this work will be used in the analysis of temperature and stress fields.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 822)

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Vladimir Mardarescu, Nicolae Ispas, Mircea Nastasoiu

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Diesel, Direct Injection, Heat, Stress, Temperature

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