“…The chosen engine parameters to evaluate the convective heat transfer versus crank angle in this study are: the engine speed N , the compression ratio The main parameters of the chosen turbocharged direct-injection diesel engine are showed in the following table (Table 1) [18], [16]. As the engine speed increases, the gas velocity into and out of the engine will increase and this leads to a rise in convection heat transfer coefficients.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figs. 10 and 11, more the difference temperature between gas and wall cylinder is high, then the losses by convective exchange is higher [18]. If the cylinder wall temperature increase by 100°K (from 450°K to 550°K), the max convective heat flux decrease about 12% .…”
Section: Effect Of the Compression Ratiomentioning
“…The chosen engine parameters to evaluate the convective heat transfer versus crank angle in this study are: the engine speed N , the compression ratio The main parameters of the chosen turbocharged direct-injection diesel engine are showed in the following table (Table 1) [18], [16]. As the engine speed increases, the gas velocity into and out of the engine will increase and this leads to a rise in convection heat transfer coefficients.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figs. 10 and 11, more the difference temperature between gas and wall cylinder is high, then the losses by convective exchange is higher [18]. If the cylinder wall temperature increase by 100°K (from 450°K to 550°K), the max convective heat flux decrease about 12% .…”
Section: Effect Of the Compression Ratiomentioning
“…The fuel burning rate according to injected mass per cycle, the combustion duration and the mass fuel burning rate may be written as, for more information see [11]:…”
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