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| Oct28-12, 02:01 PM | #1 |
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To calculate the peak gas forces
Hello, guys
I am fresh, I have a problem about my calculate. I know Peak gas force=pressure*Bore Area however how to calculate pressure. I knew diesel car max cylinder pressure is 180 Bar, but I do not gasoline car max cylinder pressure. Could you help me solve this problem? |
| Oct29-12, 04:50 AM | #2 |
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Far too general a question. There is so many variables to consider. How do you 'know' that diesel max cylinder pressure is 180bar?
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