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Download fileSurface characterization of a real-world cylinder liner subject to deposition from combustion
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posted on 2018-10-16, 09:00 authored by Rickie Bewsher, Michael Leighton, Mahdi Mohammadpour, Gunter Offner, O. KnausThis paper investigates the effects of combustion product deposition using a cylinder liner taken from a C-segment passenger vehicle run for 105,000 miles. Using a novel methodology of Atomic Force Microscopy and X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy the pressure coefficient of boundary shear strength of asperities and the nature of the depositions along the liner is considered to predict the boundary friction of a piston ring pack. Results show that the combustion depositions create localized values of the pressure coefficient of boundary shear strength of asperities at top dead centre, mid-stroke and bottom dead centre, increasing ring pack friction by 50 N in the combustion stroke per engine cycle.
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- Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering
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OeTG Symposium 2018, Tribology in Industry and ResearchCitation
BEWSHER, S.R. ... et al, 2018. Surface characterization of a real-world cylinder liner subject to deposition from combustion. Presented at the OeTG Symposium 2018, Tribology in Industry and Research, Vienna, Austria, 22 November 2018.Publisher
OeTG – The Austrian Tribology SocietyVersion
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