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High-speed diesel — critical pistons
5th July 1980, Page 107
5th July 1980
Page 107
Page 107, 5th July 1980
— High-speed diesel — critical pistons
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Diesel Engine, Petroleum, Engines, Internal Combustion Engine, Piston Engines, Business / Finance, Technology / Internet
THE HIGH-SPEED diesel for automotive use is the subject of the majority of these conference papers although one or two are devoted to marine engines.
British contributions are numerous, including papers from representatives of Wellworthy; Imperial College, London; and the University of Bath.
Robert Munro, Wellworthy's director of engineering, in his paper suggests that, as engine ratings continue to rise, piston design will become more critical.He claimed that the piston is not seen as the limiting factor to future successful engine deve
lopment. G.S.M. Diesel Engine Thermal Loading — Report of SAE Conference September 1979. Available from the Motor Industry Research Association, Nuneaton, Warwickshire.