Help Finding Exhaust Valve for Newbie Engineer

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The discussion centers around finding materials for exhaust valves, particularly for a newcomer in engineering. Participants recommend various resources, including the Bosch mechanical engineering handbooks and books like "Internal Combustion Engines & Air Pollution" by Edward F. Obert, which provide in-depth knowledge on engine fundamentals. Key points include the materials used for exhaust valves, which are typically high-temperature alloys rather than cast iron, and the exploration of advanced materials like sodium-filled valves in modern engines. The conversation also touches on innovative valve technologies, such as solenoid-operated valves, and the potential for using composite materials in future designs. Overall, the thread offers valuable insights into exhaust valve materials and emerging technologies in engine design.
  • #31
I believe this will help the OP out.
http://www.enginebuildermag.com/Article/1171/valve_selection_hot_valve_materials_for_hot_engines.aspx
 
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Since his post the OP could have gone to university, got a degree, gone back for a Masters, and worked all this out for himself.
 

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