A Single-Cylinder High BMEP Engine for Evaluating Lubricant Effects on Piston Deposits, Ring Wear, Oil Consumption, and Bore Polishing
800437
2/1/1980
- Content
- The subject of this paper is a unique single-cylinder, direct injection lubricant test engine which matches current and future diesel engine design trends. The paper demonstrates that lubricant test results from this engine correlate with results from a highly turbocharged, six-cylinder engine when operating with both cutback and tight-fitting crown land pistons. An additional finding from this study was a correlation in both engines between ring weight loss and cylinder bore polishing when tight-fitting crown land pistons are used.
- Citation
- McGeehan, J., "A Single-Cylinder High BMEP Engine for Evaluating Lubricant Effects on Piston Deposits, Ring Wear, Oil Consumption, and Bore Polishing," 1980 Automotive Engineering Congress and Exposition, Detroit, Michigan, United States, February 25, 1980, https://doi.org/10.4271/800437.