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A Multiple Order Conformability Model for Uniform Cross-Section Piston Rings
Technical Paper
2005-01-1643
ISSN: 0148-7191, e-ISSN: 2688-3627
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Abstract
This paper examines the conformability of elastic piston rings to a distorted cylinder bore. Several bounds are available in the literature to help estimate the maximum allowable Fourier coefficient in a Fourier expansion of bore distortion: the analytically derived bounds in [7] and [8], and the semi-empirically derived bounds discussed in [9]. The underlying assumptions for each set of analytic bounds are examined and a multiple order algorithm is derived. The proposed algorithm takes account of multiple orders of distortion at once. It is tested with finite element (FE) data and compared to the classical bound approach. The results indicate that the bounds in [7] are compatible with linear elasticity theory (LET), whereas the bounds in [8] are not. Furthermore, numerical evidence indicates that the present multiple order algorithm can predict seal breaches more accurately than either of the other analytic bounds.
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Authors
- Temo Bardzimashvili - Department of Mathematics, Michigan State University
- James F. Kelly - Department of Mathematics, Michigan State University
- Helen Romelashvili - Department of Mathematics, Michigan State University
- William T. Sledd - Department of Mathematics, Michigan State University
- Bruce Geist - DaimlerChrysler Corporation
Citation
Bardzimashvili, T., Kelly, J., Romelashvili, H., Sledd, W. et al., "A Multiple Order Conformability Model for Uniform Cross-Section Piston Rings," SAE Technical Paper 2005-01-1643, 2005, https://doi.org/10.4271/2005-01-1643.Also In
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