论文信息 - Variable geometry exhaust gas system modelling

Variable geometry exhaust gas system modelling

Analytical procedures enabling the modelling of variable geometry exhaust gas systems are considered. An automotive application is investigated. Simulation results portraying the effect of step and pulsating increases in gas flow through a vehicle exhaust system are presented.

H. Bartlett | R. Whalley | W. J. Seale

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