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Knock Intensity as a Function of Engine Rate of Pressure Change
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Abstract
The knock intensity of an SI engine has been defined using the combustion chamber rate of pressure change. The instrumentation used to measure knock intensity is described. The knock intensity spectrum for a CFR engine operating over a range of engine conditions is presented to illustrate the use of the definition.
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Barton, R., Lestz, S., and Duke, L., "Knock Intensity as a Function of Engine Rate of Pressure Change," SAE Technical Paper 700061, 1970, https://doi.org/10.4271/700061.Also In
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