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1. Applied Math Compression Ratio
2. Compression
3. Compression Ratio
6. Compute Compression Ratio Intro Problem Determine the compression ratio:
Swept Volume = 740 cu cm
Clearance Volume = 78 cu cm
7. Changing the Piston Shape General assumption:
Flat top pistons.
How would the compression ratio change if dished pistons or pistons with valve relief cutouts were used instead?
9. Compute Compression Ratio Piston Shape: dished Conclusion:
10. Changing the Piston Shape Dome How would the compression ratio change if domed pistons are used instead?
12. Compute Compression Ratio Piston Shape: Dome Conclusion:
13. Compute Compression Ratio Problem 2
14. Compute Compression Ratio Problem 3 Bore = 4.000”
Stroke = 2.870”
Deck Height = 0.015”
Head Gasket Thickness = 0.045”
Combustion Chamber = 58 cu cm
16. cc’ing a cylinder head
19. Bore = 4.000”
Stroke = 2.870”
Deck Height = 0.015”
Head Gasket Thickness = 0.045”
Combustion Chamber Volume = 58 cu cm Compute Compression Ratio
20. Dished Piston
Or flat top piston with valve relief cut outs
Affect on Overall Clearance Volume:
Domed Piston
Affect on Overall Clearance Volume:
Other Things to Consider Piston Shape
21. Practice Compression Ratio Worksheet