Engine
Combustion: Pressure Measurement and Analysis
AUTHOR(S):
David R. Rogers
Year: Aug
2010 Product Code: R -388 Pages: 332
Price $
79.95
Engine combustion pressure
analysis is a fundamental measurement technique applied universally in the
research
and development of
reciprocating combustion engines. As combustion pressure measurement systems
have become
almost standard equipment in engine
test environments, technicians and engineers need to have a solid understanding
of this technique and the
associated equipment.
This book provides
practical information on measuring, analyzing, and qualifying combustion data,
as well as details on
hardware and software requirements
and system components. Describing the principles of a successful combustion
measurement process, the book will
enable technicians and engineers to efficiently generate the required data to
complete their development tasks.
Readers will learn:
The features and functions
of equipment
Best practices for
successful measurements
How to recognize and
diagnose problems
Engine Combustion: Pressure
Measurement and Analysisis a comprehensive handbook
for technicians and engineers
involved in engine testing and
development, and a valuable reference for scientists and students who wish to
understand
combustion measurement processes and
techniques.
CHAPTERS
- 1.A
Brief History of Engine Indicators
- 2.The
Measurement Chain: Encoders
- 3.The
Measurement Chain: Combustion Pressure Transducers
- 4.The
Measurement Chain: Additional and Alternative Transducers
- 5.The
Measurement Chain: Measurement Hardware
- 6.The
Measurement Chain: Measurement System Software
- 7.Applications
- 8.Abnormal
Combustion: Measurement and Evaluation
- 9.Successful
Measurements
- 10.Specification
and Integration into the Test Environment
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