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Dynamic Comparision Analysis of Diesel Engine's Crank Train System before and after Piston Improvement

MU Shu-kuan

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This paper tries to build a dynamic model of 16V240ZJ diesel engine by software GT-CRANK. Especially after the diesel engine piston's improvement,how about the changes of the engine's dynamic performances and a conclusion will be carry out. The result gives the foundation for the dynamics analysis of the diesel engine.

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This paper tries to build a dynamic model of 16V240ZJ diesel engine by software GT-CRANK. Especially after the diesel engine piston's improvement,how about the changes of the engine's dynamic performances and a conclusion will be carry out. The result gives the foundation for the dynamics analysis of the diesel engine.

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This paper tries to build a dynamic model of 16V240ZJ diesel engine by software GT-CRANK. Especially after the diesel engine piston's improvement,how about the changes of the engine's dynamic performances and a conclusion will be carry out. The result gives the foundation for the dynamics analysis of the diesel engine.

Key concepts: Crank, Diesel engine, Automotive engineering, Piston (optics), Diesel fuel, Engineering, Mechanical engineering, Cylinder

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