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A model for simulating combustion chamber wall temperatures

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A new, effective and reliable simulation model for predicting the combustion wall temperature in internal combustion engines has been developed at the Institute for Automotive Research (IVK) of the University of Stuttgart.

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  1. Audi, Germany

    Roland Sargenti

  2. University of Stuttgart, Germany

    Michael Bargende

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Sargenti, R., Bargende, M. A model for simulating combustion chamber wall temperatures. AutoTechnol 5, 68–71 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03246901

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