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Modélisation d'un turbocompresseur pour la suralimentation d'un moteur à combustion interne

Jordi Camanes I Sole
1998
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Le présent travail traite de la modélisation et de la simulation d’un turbocompresseur, concrètement pour l'application sur un moteur a gaz de 150kW de puissance [Swiss Motor], en utilisant un modèle mathématique implémenté par un programma informatique {MATLAB}. La suralimentation des moteurs a combustion interne n’est pas récente puisque les premiers turbocompresseurs datent du début du siècle. On a d’abord pensé suralimentation pour turbocompression pour augmenter la puissance spécifique des moteurs. Ainsi, on a vu doubler la pression moyenne effective [PME] des moteurs industriels en une décennie pour un sercoût représentant seulement quelques pourcents du coût global de l'installation. aujourd'hui le moteur industriel est conçu directement dans sa version suralimentée, la version à aspiration naturelle devient une exception.

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Jordi Camanes I Sole
1998
Student Projects

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/55c41af9-30de-4b4a-8fad-3485851f7cb9

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