Internal Combustion Engine Fundamentals
Writer : McGraw Hill
Pages : 481
PDF dimension : 42.2 MB
Book Description:
This textual content, by a number one authority within the subject, presents a basic and factual growth of the science and engineering underlying the design of combustion engines and generators. An in depth illustration program helps the ideas and theories mentioned.
Book Contents:
Preface
Generally Used Symbols, Subscripts, and Abbreviations
Chapter 1: Engine Sorts and Their Operation
Chapter 2: Engine Design and Working Parameters
Chapter 3: Thermochemistry of Gas-Air Mixtures
Chapter 4: Properties of Working Fluids
Chapter 5: Ideally suited Fashions of Engine Cycles
Chapter 6: Fuel Alternate Processes
Chapter 7: SI Engine Gas Metering and Manifold Phenomena
Chapter 8: Cost Movement inside the Cylinder
Chapter 9: Combustion in Spark-Ignition Engines
Chapter 10: Combustion in Compression-Ignition Engines
Chapter 11: Pollutant Formation and Management
Chapter 12: Engine Warmth Switch
Chapter 13: Engine Friction and Lubrication
Chapter 14: Modeling Actual Engine Stream and Combustion Processes
Chapter 15: Engine Working Traits
Appendixes
Index
Internal combustion engine fundamentals PDF
Author(s): John B Heywood
Series: McGraw-Hill series in mechanical engineering
Publisher: McGraw-Hill , Year: 1988
ISBN: 007028637X,9780070286375,0071004998,9780071004992