In a trunk type diesel engine piston, the thickness of the head or crown is determined by the __________. strength requirement heat dissipation requirement
⢠Trunk-type diesel engine piston design and operating stresses ⢠How piston crown/head handles gas pressure and temperature ⢠Relationship between mechanical strength and heat flow/temperature limits in piston materials
⢠When combustion pressure is highest, what must the piston crown structurally withstand in terms of stress and deformation? ⢠How does very high temperature affect piston material properties, and what role does crown thickness play in controlling those temperatures? ⢠If you make the crown very thick or very thin, what happens to both its ability to carry load and its ability to get rid of heat?
⢠Be clear on how gas pressure and inertia loads affect required section thickness for strength. ⢠Consider how heat must conduct from the crown to the cooling surfaces and how thickness changes temperature gradients. ⢠Ask: is it realistic that crown thickness would be determined by only strength, only heat dissipation, or would designers have to consider both effects together?
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