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Geometric Compression Ratio
The geometric compression ratio CR is the ratio of the total cylinder volume at BDC to the clearance volume at TDC. It is one ...
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Swept Volume and Clearance Volume
The swept volume (V_s) is the volume displaced by the piston as it travels from BDC (Bottom Dead Centre) to TDC (Top Dead Centre...
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Specific Fuel Consumption
Brake-specific fuel consumption (BSFC) measures how efficiently an engine converts fuel mass into useful work. Modern petrol e...
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Piston Mean Speed
Mean piston speed is a critical mechanical stress indicator. It sets limits on valve timing, bearing loads and material fatigue...
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Engine Displacement
Engine displacement is the total swept volume of all cylinders. It is determined by bore (cylinder diameter), stroke (piston t...
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Fuel-Air Equivalence Ratio (Lambda)
Lambda (λ) is the ratio of actual air-fuel ratio to the stoichiometric air-fuel ratio. λ = 1 is perfect stoichiometry, λ < 1...
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Volumetric efficiency
Volumetric efficiency measures how well an engine breathes. The ratio of the actual air mass drawn in per cycle to the theoreti...
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Brake Mean Effective Pressure (BMEP)
BMEP is a normalised measure of engine work output per cycle per unit displacement. It lets you compare engines of different siz...
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Engine torque and RPM
Torque and power are related through rotational speed. Knowing brake power and engine RPM, you can back-calculate the torque del...
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Engine Thermal Efficiency
The thermal efficiency of an ideal Otto cycle engine depends only on the compression ratio. A higher compression ratio yields gr...
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Basic Physics VI
Fing the Kinetic Energy (KE) by Distance (d) and Time (t) instead of Speed (v).
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Basic Physics X
Calculate the Kinetic Energy (KE) by Weight (w), Distanec (d), and Time (t) without Mass (m) or Speed (v).
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Basic Physics IX
Calculate the Kinetic Energy (KE) by Weight (w) instead of Mass (m).
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Simulate full-stop emergency braking scenario.
Emergency braking events demand rapid deceleration to bring the vehicle safely to rest. Given initial vehicle speed and constant...
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Compute optimal regenerative and friction brake torque blending.
Electric and hybrid vehicles combine regenerative braking with traditional friction braking to maximize energy recovery while en...
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Estimate brake disc temperature rise during braking.
During braking, kinetic energy is converted into thermal energy, causing brake discs to heat up. Excessive temperature rise can ...
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Compute optimal front–rear brake force distribution.
Modern braking systems dynamically distribute braking forces between front and rear axles to maintain stability, reduce stopping...
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Compute wheel slip ratio during braking.
During braking, a difference develops between the vehicle’s forward speed and the rotational speed of its wheels. This differenc...
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Estimate dynamic load transfer to front axle during braking.
During braking, load shifts from the rear axle to the front axle. Given mass, deceleration, center of gravity height, and wheelb...
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Estimate brake line pressure required for a given force.
Hydraulic braking systems amplify pedal input to generate braking force. Given braking force and piston area, compute the hydrau...
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Compute the required brake torque at wheel to stop the car
Brake torque defines how effectively braking force translates into wheel deceleration. Given braking force and wheel radius, det...
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Compute braking force using vehicle mass and acceleration.
Compute braking force required to stop a vehicle of mass 'm' and with acceleration 'a' Remember: F = m × a.
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Compute vehicle stopping distance using initial speed and constant deceleration.
Given vehicle speed v (m/s) and constant deceleration a (m/s²), compute stopping distance Remember: d = v² / (2a)
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