Search for dissertations about: "air intake system"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 17 swedish dissertations containing the words air intake system.
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1. Modelling of IC-Engine Intake Noise
Abstract : Shorter product development cycles, densely packed engine compartments and intensified noiselegislation increase the need for accurate predictions of IC-engine air intake noise at earlystages. The urgent focus on the increasing CO2 emissions and the efficiency of IC-engines, aswell as new techniques such as homogeneous charge compression ignition (HCCI) mightworsen the noise situation. READ MORE
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2. Intake air dynamics on a turbocharged SI-engine with wastegate
Abstract : On turbocharged spark-ignited (SI) engines with wastegate the position of the wastegate changes the exhaust manifold pressure. A secondary effect of this is that the residual gas mass trapped inside the cylinder at exhaust valve closing changes and causes the volumetric efficiency to change. READ MORE
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3. Acoustic Characterization of Turbochargers and Pipe Terminations
Abstract : In search for quieter engines there is a need for a better understanding of the acoustic properties of engine intake and exhaust system components. Besides mufflers which have the purpose of reducing pressure pulses originating from the internal combustion (IC) engine, there are many components in a modern car exhaust and intake system, e.g. READ MORE
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4. Development of a Test Environment for Air Intake Aerodynamics of Road Vehicles
Abstract : In the past years work on aerodynamics of road vehicles, the focus has mainly been on shaping the exterior. Recently, however, the focus has shifted towards an optimization of details. One such detail is the air intake for the cooling system. READ MORE
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5. Air charge estimation in turbocharged spark ignition engines
Abstract : Turbocharged (TC) spark-ignited (SI) engines are popular as they combine high power output with good fuel economy. Furthermore, their emissions can be successfully reduced using a three way catalyst (TWC) provided that the air-fuel ratio is precisely controlled. READ MORE