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Etude de similitude des éléments de commande des soupapes des moteurs à quatre temps

1979
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On constate qu'à partir d'une certaine dimension absolue d'un moteur, les poussoirs normalement utilisés peur la transmission du mouvement de l'arbre à came a la tige des culbuteurs eu des soupapes sont remplacés par des galets. La candidat vérifiera par une analyse de similitude la limite d'application de la commande au moyen de poussoirs. Pour faire ceci, il admettra une similitude géométrique des moteurs, ainsi qu'une vitesse moyenne des pistons identique.

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1979
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