SAE Technical Paper Series 2000
DOI: 10.4271/2000-01-0524
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NATO Qualification Test of Detroit Diesel 8V71-TA Engine at 530 BHP with Advanced Ceramic Components

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“…Such conditions allow to estimate the degree of emission hazard of special vehicles and their engines during typical activities. The results of homologation tests of HDV (heavy duty vehicle) vehicles do not allow to assess their actual emission of harmful substances to the atmosphere [1,3,8].…”
Section: Ways Of Determining the Emissivity Of Special Vehiclesmentioning
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“…Such conditions allow to estimate the degree of emission hazard of special vehicles and their engines during typical activities. The results of homologation tests of HDV (heavy duty vehicle) vehicles do not allow to assess their actual emission of harmful substances to the atmosphere [1,3,8].…”
Section: Ways Of Determining the Emissivity Of Special Vehiclesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This characteristic replaced the entire road cycle with several measurement points on the engine operation characteristics and enabled the determination of average mileage fuel consumption. Although this characteristic does not take into account the dynamic properties of the motor, defined by the dependence: control-torque, the published results of optimization with the use of time density characteristics show that such simplification is acceptable [8].…”
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“…Both one dimensional (GT POWER) and computational fluid dynamics simulations of diesel engines with the combustion chambers insulated with TBC show increased fuel efficiency, 8,9 while experiments show varying results. In some experiments, fuel efficiency improvements of 1–6% have been achieved, 2,3,5 while in others no improvement or even a decrease in fuel efficiency were reported. 1012 There are various possible reasons for the failure to obtain the expected benefits with TBCs in diesel engines.…”
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