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cycle-to-cycle variability: a standalone construct

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cycle-to-cyclevariability1 CONSTRUCTCycle-to-cycleOZDOR · INTERNAL COMBUSTION

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Internal combustion engines

variation of combustion and cylinder pressure from one engine cycle to the next, which limits efficiency and lean operation.

In internal combustion engines, cycle-to-cycle variability refers to variation of combustion and cylinder pressure from one engine cycle to the next, which limits efficiency and lean operation. This meaning comes from Ozdor (1994) in SAE Technical Paper Series.[1]

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References

  1. Ozdor, N., Dulger, M., & Sher, E. (1994). Cyclic Variability in Spark Ignition Engines A Literature Survey (SAE Technical Paper 940987). SAE Technical Paper Series. SAE International. https://doi.org/10.4271/940987

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