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Gasification Archive for May 2000
65 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:16:57 2002

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Re: GAS-L: Internal Combustion with Producer Gas



Dear Darren, Peter et al:

I'm sure others will answer the question " Also -- what is the standard 
compression ratios for a diesel engine?? I should know but have forgotten!" 
and I look forward to Prof. Parikh's answer, but for now...

There is no generic answer.  Small diesels can be as high as 25/1 (hard to 
light the fire in tiny chambers) and I believe large diesels can be as low as 
14/1.  

Yours,      TOm REED                CPC/BEF




In a message dated 5/1/00 10:34:41 AM Pacific Daylight Time, 
dschmidt@undeerc.org writes:


 Hi;
 
 Also -- what is the standard compression ratios for a diesel engine?? I
 should know but have forgotten!
 
 Peter/Belize >>
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