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Dependence of spark plug charging from the rotational

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In today's design of cars, the trend is clearly visible for using electric motors or hybrid drives. This is especially true for self-ignition engines. This is related to the growing requirements for the emission of toxic components of car exhausts, which is associated with reduced fuel consumption and particulate emissions by diesel engines. Due to the continuity of car production as a means of transport, it is not possible to immediately switch national economies to the production of electric cars. Especially due to the deep connection of the car manufacturing process with many branches of the economy, such as metallurgy, chemical and electronic industry. The car as final product contains many innovations from many fields of technical sciences, and on the way to the recipient - economic. The rapid cessation of large-scale car production would lead to an economic crisis in the world. This work considers the ignition system control process because it is directly responsible for dynamics and driving economy as well as for the emission of toxic exhaust components into the atmosphere.

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Miroslaw Urbanowicz Docteur en ingénierie, employé du complexe de l'école d'ingénierie automobile de Szczecin qui coopère avec l'université de technologie et d'économie de Szczecin.

Product details

Authors Miroslaw Urbanowicz
Publisher LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 19.09.2018
 
EAN 9786139875160
ISBN 9786139875160
No. of pages 60
Subject Guides > Motor vehicles, aircraft, ships, space travel

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