2015
DOI: 10.5604/0860889x.1172072
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The identification and elimination of interference in pressure course in the cylinders of internal combustion engines measured under marine power plant exploitation conditions

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“…The literature shows that one of the disturbed signals are the pressure courses in the cylinders of the piston internal combustion engines [5,9,12]. From the inside of the cylinder, the pressure rises violently after the combustion process begins, forming a standing resonant wave after reaching the pressure sensor, which significantly affects the quality and accuracy of the recorded pressure by introducing undesirable interference [2,5].…”
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“…The literature shows that one of the disturbed signals are the pressure courses in the cylinders of the piston internal combustion engines [5,9,12]. From the inside of the cylinder, the pressure rises violently after the combustion process begins, forming a standing resonant wave after reaching the pressure sensor, which significantly affects the quality and accuracy of the recorded pressure by introducing undesirable interference [2,5].…”
Section: Types and Sources Of Interferencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The conditions in the actual marine power plant from the conditions in the laboratory [8,9]:  significant level of vibration and noise caused by the operation of other objects of the marine propulsion plant,  changes in the voltage and frequency of the ship's network affecting the measuring instruments,  change torque of internal combustion engines as the result of continuous changes of the value of the demanded power,  changes of the value of the reference parameters.…”
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