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Diesel Engine Design Concepts for the 1980s
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This paper reviews current differential needle valve nozzles as used in the majority of diesels and analyses their limitations. A variable area orifice nozzle is outlined that would correct the limitations of the present designs and give improved performance with lower emissions. Other engine paramenters are also investigated that would lead to improving the diesel. Two engine design concepts are proposed that could provide more that 50 miles per gallon on diesel fuel powering a 4500# car, giving adequate performance with 185 h.p..
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Hulsing, K., "Diesel Engine Design Concepts for the 1980s," SAE Technical Paper 790807, 1979, https://doi.org/10.4271/790807.Also In
Engine Technology for the 1980s-Engineering Know-How in Engine Design-Part 27
Number: SP-0446; Published: 1979-08-01
Number: SP-0446; Published: 1979-08-01
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