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The Design and Development of a Heavy-Duty, Off-Highway Diesel Engine Family - Part I - Engine Concept and Design - Part II - Component Testing and Engine Development

H. W. Barnes-Moss, A. R. Crouch, P. J. S. Ritchie, K. C. Barnes-Moss

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A family of 3, 4 and 6-cylinder diesel engines with na and tc options was designed for use in a range of off-highway vehicles. The engine concept and design are described in detail in part 1 and the engine performance development together with the use of models, rigs, and component tests in part 2. /GMRL/

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Key concepts: Component (thermodynamics), Diesel engine, Automotive engineering, Heavy duty, Development (topology), Diesel fuel, Engineering, Computer science