MAE 589V – Advanced
Internal Combustion Engines (BR3218)
1. Instructor: Dr. Tiegang
Fang
Office: 3182 Broughton
e-mail: tfang2@ncsu.edu, (919)5155230
Class
Meeting Times: T H
3:00-4:15PM
Office Hours: T H 11:00AM-12:00
2. Course Prerequisites:
MAE 302 or Equivalent
4.
Text Book:
“Internal
Combustion Engine Fundamentals”, by John B. Heywood, McGraw-Hill, 1988
5.
Reference Book:
“Internal Combustion Engines: Applied Thermosciences”, by Colin R. Ferguson and Allan T.
Kirkpatrick, Second Edition, John Wiley & Sons, 2001
“The Internal Combustion Engine in Theory and
Practice”, by Charles F. Taylor, Second Edition, the M.I.T. Press, 1994
“The
Romance of Engines”, by Takashi Suzuki, 1997, SAE International
“Internal
fire”, by C.L. Jr Cummins, 1989, SAE International
The
course syllabus can be found here, which includes
the class schedule and grading policy.
Class
Notes and HW Assignment
Some
PPT presentations used in the class:
1.
Introduction
2.
Engine Classification and Structure
3.
Engine Kinetics and Firing Intervals
4.
Engine Performance and Testing
5.
Thermodynamics and Engine Cycles
11. Combustion
in Spark-Ignition Engines
12. Combustion
in Compression-Ignition Engines
13. Pollutant
Emissions in SI and CI Engines
HW
Assignments
1.
HW1 Due Jan 29, HW1 solution
2.
HW2 Due Feb 17, HW2 solution
3.
HW3 Due Feb 26, HW3 solution
4.
HW4 Due Apr 2, HW4 solution
5.
HW5 Due Apr 14, HW5 solution, P2 Solution
6.
HW6 Due Apr 21, HW6 solution
Other
supplemental material:
6.
In-cylinder Pressure Data for
HW5, Problem 2
7.
Final Review
Note:
The copyrights of the cited materials belong to the original authors. These
materials are only used for instructional purposes of this course.
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