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POSSIBILITIES OF THE CONSTANT PRESSURE CYCLE
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The authors first define the elementary conditions governing combustion efficiency, dividing these conditions into three main classes. They next compare engines operating on constant volume, constant temperature and constant pressure cycles, dealing specifically with the Otto, Diesel and semi-Diesel types.
The main part of the paper is devoted to an outline of the constant pressure cycle, analyzing its advantages as compared with the merits of the constant volume cycle now used in internal-combustion engines. The paper is concluded with a detail description of a proposed constant pressure engine.
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BROWNE, A. and CHASE, H., "POSSIBILITIES OF THE CONSTANT PRESSURE CYCLE," SAE Technical Paper 160021, 1916, https://doi.org/10.4271/160021.Also In
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