10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCAVENGE STROKE»
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1
Dyke's Automobile and Gasoline Engine Encyclopedia
4th—“Exhaust” or “scavenge” stroke, fig. 4. These will be described in their
proper order. *Suction stroke; the inlet stroke is a downward stroke of the piston,
sucks the cylinder full of the explosive mixture. Note fig. 1, chart 29. In order that
the ...
2
Text Book for Dyke's Home Study Course of Automobile Engineering
... previously), are called the: 1st—“Inlet” or suction” or “admission” or “inspiration”
stroke, fig. 1, chart 29. 2d—“Compression" stroke, fig. 2. 3d—“Power” or “firing” or
“working” or “explosion” stroke, fig. 3. 4th—“ Exhaust" or “scavenge” stroke, fig.
3
Dyke's automobile and gasoline engine encyclopedia
2d—“Compression” stroke, fig. 2. 3d—“Power” or “firing” or “working” or “
explosion” stroke, fig. 3. 4th—“Exhaust" or “scavenge” stroke, fig. 4. These will be
described in their proper order. *Suction stroke; the inlet stroke is a downward
stroke of ...
4
Dyke's Automobile and Gasoline Engine Encyclopedia
2d—" Compression " stroke, fig. 2. 8d — "Power" or "firing" or "working" or "
explosion" stroke, fig. 3. 4th — "Exhaust" or "scavenge" stroke, fig. 4. These will
be described in their proper order. ♢Suction stroke; the inlet stroke is a downward
stroke ...
5
Reciprocating Machinery Dynamics
... gases build up a lot of pressure and cause it to expand while forcing the piston
toward the bottom dead center. The exhaust valve opens well before the bottom
of the stroke. During the scavenge stroke the exhaust valve is open and the ...
Abdulla S. Rangwala, 2006
6
Caldwell's screw tug design
As a direct consequence of the lack of a positive scavenge stroke in the two-
stroke engine the rpm of this type is limited to about 600 and, due to the shorter
time available in which to carry away surplus heat, the thermal stresses become ...
Allan Caldwell, Jeffrey Norman Wood, 1969
7
Relationships between rates-of-injection and rates-of-heat ...
His data show nearly 50g acceleration at tdc on the firing stroke and about 300g
acceleration at tdc of the scavenge stroke of a four stroke cycle diesel engine.
The apparent pressure due to these accelerations is .5 psi for the fired stroke and
3 ...
John Henry Shipinski, 1967
... "admission" or "inspiration" stroke, fig. 1, chart 29. 2d— " Compression " stroke,
fig. 2. 3d — "Power" or "firing" or "working" or "explosion" stroke, fig. 3. 4th — "
Exhaust' ' or "scavenge" stroke, fig. 4. These will be described in their proper
order.
9
The internal combustion engine
... work In the above calculations it has been assumed that the scavenge stroke
takes place at constant pressure. Taking into account the pressure changes
during the scavenge stroke and the last part of the expansion stroke (see p. 104):
r, °- r ...
Fritz Anton Franz Schmidt, 1965
10
Evolution of the American diesel locomotive
D to A Pressure decreases as exhaust valves open. A to 1 Scavenge stroke to
remove combustion gas from cylinder. The four-stroke cycle requires two
revolutions of the crankshaft for each power stroke. However, many engine
designs are ...
