Aerospace
Automotive
Technical Paper

Reciprocating Engine Combustion Research Needs

850398

2/1/1985

Event
SAE International Congress and Exposition
Authors
Gary Borman Mechanical Engineering Dept., University of Wisconsin-Madison
Abstract
Content
A discussion of reciprocating engine combustion research needs is presented. Results of a survey ranking 31 specific research topics are also given. The twenty-three respondents gave the five highest grades to; particulate formation and oxidation mechanisms, high temperature ring friction, end gas heat transfer and high pressure transient fuel spray studies.
Meta Tags
Topics
Internal combustion engines
Spark ignition engines
Diesel / compression ignition engines
Compound engines
Gas turbines
Combustion chambers
Exterior noise
Manufacturing
Affiliated or Co-Author
Mechanical Engineering Dept., University of Wisconsin-Madison
Details
Pages
16
Citation
Borman, G., "Reciprocating Engine Combustion Research Needs," SAE International Congress and Exposition, Detroit, Michigan, United States, February 25, 1985, .
Additional Details
Publisher
SAE International
Published
2/1/1985
Product Code
850398
Content Type
Technical Paper
Language
English