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<strong>Design</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Simulation</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Two</strong>-<strong>Stroke</strong> <strong>Engines</strong><br />

DKW machines<br />

early supercharged models, 1<br />

Duret, P.<br />

Institut Francais du Petrole stratified charging<br />

engine, 504<br />

Dynamometer testing. See Performance measurement<br />

Efficiency<br />

mechanical (defined), 37-38<br />

see also Friction/friction losses<br />

Eight-stroking<br />

from inadequate scavenging, 218<br />

Empirical design assistance<br />

introduction, 415-416<br />

disc valve design. See under Disc valves<br />

engine porting<br />

chainsaw performance, effect <strong>of</strong> porting<br />

changes on, 426-431<br />

determination <strong>of</strong> Asv (measured), 424-426<br />

engine performance values vs. Asv (QUB experience),<br />

420-423<br />

mass flow rates, 417-419<br />

port area vs. crankshaft angle, 417<br />

specific time area (Asv), derivation <strong>of</strong>,<br />

419-420<br />

TTMEAREA TARGETS program, derived<br />

Asv values from, 423-424<br />

see also practical considerations (below);<br />

Specific time area (Asv)<br />

exhaust systems<br />

tuned (high-performance engine), 437-445<br />

untuned, 435-437<br />

see also Exhaust systems<br />

practical considerations<br />

introduction, 431<br />

basic engine dimensions, acquisition <strong>of</strong>,<br />

431-432<br />

data selection, remarks on, 445-446<br />

empiricism in general (comment), 434-435<br />

exhaust ports, width criteria for, 432<br />

factors driving a new design, 431<br />

inlet ports, width criteria for, 433<br />

port timing criteria, 434<br />

scavenge port layout (piston ported engine),<br />

433<br />

transfer ports, width criteria for, 433-434<br />

598<br />

unpegged rings, 433-434<br />

reed valve design. See under Reed valves<br />

Engine testing. See Performance measurement<br />

Equivalence ratio<br />

defined, 299<br />

in compression-ignition engines, 305<br />

in lean mixture combustion, 300<br />

in rich mixture combustion, 299<br />

in SI engines, 304-305<br />

see also Air-fuel ratio<br />

Exhaust closure. See Port design; Port timing;<br />

Trapping<br />

Exhaust emissions/exhaust gas analysis<br />

air-fuel ratio (general)<br />

importance <strong>of</strong> (discussion), 465<br />

molecular, 297-298<br />

stoichiometric, 298-299<br />

air-fuel ratio, effect <strong>of</strong> (low emissions engine)<br />

bsCO emissions, 488<br />

bsHC emissions, 487-488<br />

bsC>2 emissions, 487-488<br />

air-fuel ratio, effect <strong>of</strong> (QUB 400 research engine)<br />

bsHC emissions, 473-476<br />

CO emissions, 473-475<br />

G-> emissions, 473, 475<br />

air-i uel ratio, effect <strong>of</strong> (two-zone chainsaw engine<br />

simulation)<br />

brake specific hydrocarbon emissions,<br />

479-480, 482<br />

on bsCO emissions, 480-482<br />

CO2 mass ratio, 353, 354-355<br />

on CO mass ratio, 352, 354<br />

cylinder temperature (vs. crankshaft angle),<br />

349-350<br />

hydrogen mass ratio, 354, 355<br />

NO growth rate, 349-352<br />

peak temperatures (burn/unburned zones),<br />

349,350<br />

Batoni performance maps (Vespa motor scooter<br />

engine)<br />

CO emissions, 476-478<br />

HC emissions, 478<br />

butterfly exhaust valve, effect <strong>of</strong> (HC emissions),<br />

491-492, 493<br />

carbon dioxide (CO2)<br />

two-zone closed cycle combustion model<br />

(chainsaw), 353, 354-355<br />

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