Article | REF: BM2900 V1

Analysis of energy transfer in automotive engines

Authors: Alain ALEXANDRE, Ludovic TOMASELLI

Publication date: April 10, 2004

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3. Friction power

As shown in figure 2 (in energy form), the power transmitted to the piston by the combustion of the fuel mixture, the indicated power P i , is not entirely available on the drive shaft in the form of effective mechanical power P e . The losses corresponding to the transition between indicated power and effective power are generally referred to as friction losses P tf .

As we explained earlier, it's easier to talk in terms of mean pressure, so for friction we'll talk in terms of mean friction pressurepmf to study...

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