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THE FORCING OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINES
Alternative energy sources in the transport-technological complex: problems and prospects of rational use of, 2015One of ways of speeding up of engines is increasing of density of a fresh charge. Density of a charge can be increased by pressurization, by addition of an oxidizer in an engine power supply system - as such oxidizer N2О nitrous oxide - and by direct use of thermal energy of the fulfilled gases can serve in the engine.
Yuriy Gorchakov +3 more
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On hearts and automobile engines
Trends in Pharmacological Sciences, 1986Abstract One day, while discussing how best to present principles of cardiovascular pharmacology to medical students, we noticed how one can develop an interesting picture on a priori grounds. Indeed, we have found this to be helpful in pulling together one's approach to understanding the action of drugs on the heart and vasculature and therefore ...
D.R. Waud, E.R. Smith
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Engine mounting for automobile
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1986An engine mounting for suspending an engine relative to a vehicle structure. The engine mounting comprises a first armature for connection to the engine and a second armature for connection to the vehicle structure and a bellows (12) interposed between the first and second armatures to define therewith a closed enclosure. The closed enclosure is filled
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The Origin of the Automobile Engine
Scientific American, 1967DESCRIBES THE BUILDING OF THE FIRST INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE IN 1876 BY NICOLAUS AUGUST ...
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Automobile-Engine Acceleration
SAE Technical Paper Series, 1930<div class="htmlview paragraph">MARKING the completion of the investigation of engine acceleration in connection with a study of the economic volatility of motor fuels that has been under way since 1920, the paper is in the nature of a final progress-report and presents a summary of the results obtained. The earlier work done is reviewed briefly,
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1994
Internal combustion engines are engines (or motors) in which the fuel is burnt inside the engine itself, as compared with external combustion engines like the steam engine where the fuel is burnt outside the working cylinder of the engine. The petrol engine and the diesel engine as used in modern automobiles are both internal combustion engines.
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Internal combustion engines are engines (or motors) in which the fuel is burnt inside the engine itself, as compared with external combustion engines like the steam engine where the fuel is burnt outside the working cylinder of the engine. The petrol engine and the diesel engine as used in modern automobiles are both internal combustion engines.
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Scientific Lubrication, 1952
Previous articles in this series have dealt with the running-in of engines by Vauxhall Motors Ltd., and by The Daimler Co. Ltd. We shall include several other British motor manufacturers in this series, but in this article we describe the procedure adopted by Daimler-Benz A.G.
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Previous articles in this series have dealt with the running-in of engines by Vauxhall Motors Ltd., and by The Daimler Co. Ltd. We shall include several other British motor manufacturers in this series, but in this article we describe the procedure adopted by Daimler-Benz A.G.
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Alternative Automobile Engines
Scientific American, 1978A technology assessment of various heat engines for automobile propulsion is presented covering: the spark ignition (Otto) engine; the compression ignition (diesel) engine; the vapor cycle (Rankine) engine; the Stirling engine; and the open and closed Brayton cycle (gas turbines) engines.
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