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Combustion engines main principles and definitions Reciprocating combustion engines architecture Reciprocating engine

Combustion engines main principles and definitions Reciprocating combustion engines architecture Reciprocating engines dynamic properties Engine components and systems The engine management system for gasoline and Diesel engines The emission Requirements & Technology

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Combustion engines main principles and definitions Reciprocating combustion engines architecture Reciprocating engine

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  1. Combustionenginesmainprinciples and definitions Reciprocating combustionengines architecture Reciprocating engines dynamic properties Engine components and systems The engine management system for gasoline and Diesel engines The emission Requirements & Technology Engine vehicle integration 7.1 Engine layout and mounting 7.2 Engine-vehicle cooling system 7.3 Intake system 7.4 Exhaust system • John Heywood, Internal Combustion Engine Fundamentals / McGraw-Hill • Charles F. Taylor, The internal Combustion Engine in Theory and Practice /The M.I.T. Press • Automotive Handbook – R. Bosch/SAE • Advanced engine technology (Heinz Heisler) – Butterworth/Heinemann • Light and Heavy Vehicle Technology (M.J. Nunney) - CGIA, MSAE, MIMI

  2. Architecture configuration In-line engine The cylinders are arranged consecutively in a single plane V-engine The cylinders are arranged in two planes in a V configuration Radial engine The cylinders are arranged radially in one or more planes Opposed-cylinder (boxer) engine The cylinders are horizontally opposed

  3. 4 in-line engine configuration

  4. Boxer engine configuration / “flat four”

  5. 5 in-line engine configuration

  6. V6 @ 60° engine configuration

  7. V8 @ 72° engine configuration

  8. V10 @ 72° engine configuration

  9. A model 5 cylinder radial engine built by Ron Lane. 1850hp Wright R-2600-29 Cyclone 14-cylinder radial. Note that this is effectively two 7 cylinder radials back to back with the rear bank of cylinders being rotated half the cylinder to cylinder spacing.

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