SAE Technical Paper Series 1935
DOI: 10.4271/350091
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Flame Temperatures Vary with Knock and Combustion-Chamber Position

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“…Наличие температурного градиента пока-зано Уитроу и Рассвейлером 48 непосредствен-ным измерением температур газа в двигателе, снабженном окнами, методом обращения линии натрия.…”
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“…Наличие температурного градиента пока-зано Уитроу и Рассвейлером 48 непосредствен-ным измерением температур газа в двигателе, снабженном окнами, методом обращения линии натрия.…”
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“…Early attempts to obtain temperature data have included the use of the sodium line reversal technique (Ref. 6), the variation of the speed of sound (Ref. 7), dual wavelength infrared measurements (Ref.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Unintentional autoignition, such as spark-knock, occurs at high load and is incited by conventional spark-ignited flame propagation. Therefore, most of the conventional heat loss mechanisms are in play in addition to unburned gas autoignition near the cylinder walls and the sonic ringing that it induces, which combine to destroy the thermal boundary layer and increase heat transfer losses by 50 to 400%, depending on severity and measurement technique (Rassweiler & Withrow, 1935) (Lu, Ezekoye, Iiyama, & Greif, 1989) (Syrimis, Shigahara, & Assanis, 1996) (Mutzke, Scott, Stone, & Williams, 2016).…”
Section: Equation 2-4mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conventional SI combustion is generally understood as having four primary stages, as thoroughly documented and analyzed by many authors (Rassweiler & Withrow, 1935) (Rassweiler & Withrow, 1938) (Nakanishi, Hirano, Inoue, & Ohigashi, 1975) (Nakamura, et al, 1978) (zur Loye & Bracco, 1987 (Bozza, Gimelli, Merola, & Vaglieco, 2005) and subsequently consolidated by (Heywood, 1988) and others. It must be recognized that the body of knowledge necessary to draw our current understanding of these processes is much more vast than can be cited here, and the specific references presented are ones that the author found particularly helpful.…”
Section: Spark-ignited Combustion Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
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