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METHODS FOR EVALUATING THE EFFICIENCY OF TURBOCHARGING SYSTEM OF PISTON ENGINE WITH POWER TURBINE

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The analysis of existing methods for assessing the loss of gases performance in the flow part of turbocharging system of piston engine is presented. It is shown that the exergy method provides a complete picture about of local energy transformations in the intake and exhaust systems of a piston engine, which makes it possible to use it to evaluate the efficiency of turbocharging system of piston engine with power turbine when forcing a piston engine by on the average effective pressure.
Title: METHODS FOR EVALUATING THE EFFICIENCY OF TURBOCHARGING SYSTEM OF PISTON ENGINE WITH POWER TURBINE
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The analysis of existing methods for assessing the loss of gases performance in the flow part of turbocharging system of piston engine is presented.
It is shown that the exergy method provides a complete picture about of local energy transformations in the intake and exhaust systems of a piston engine, which makes it possible to use it to evaluate the efficiency of turbocharging system of piston engine with power turbine when forcing a piston engine by on the average effective pressure.

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