Title: PRACTICAL ENGINE AIRFLOW: PERFORMANCE THEORY AND APPLICATIONS
Author John Baechtel explains airflow dynamics through an engine in
layman's terms so you can easily absorb it and apply it. The principles
of airflow are explained; specifically, the physics of air and how it flows
through major engine components, including the intake, heads, cylinders,
and exhaust system.
Author (S) John Baechtel
Binding: Soft Cover
Number of photos: 300 colour photos and charts
Book Condition: New
Number of pages 160 pages
Dimensions: 216 x 280 x 10 mm | 626g
Publisher: Cartech Inc North Branch United States Publication date 09 Nov 2015
ISBN Number ISBN10 1613251572
ISBN13 978161325157
Book No CT-SA308
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ABOUT
The efficient flow of air through an engine is instrumental for producing
maximum power. To maximize performance, engine builders seek to understand
how air flows through components and ultimately through the entire engine.
Engine builders use this knowledge and apply specific practices and principles
to unlock horsepower within an engine; this applies to all engine types,
including V-8s, V-6s, and imported 4-cylinder engines.
Former Hot Rod magazine editor and founder of Westech Performance Group
John Baechtel explains airflow dynamics through an engine in layman's terms
so you can easily absorb it and apply it. The principles of airflow are
explained; specifically, the physics of air and how it flows through major
engine components, including the intake, heads, cylinders, and exhaust
system. The most efficient and least restricted path through an engine
is the key to high performance. To get to this higher level, the author
explains atmospheric pressure, air density, and brake specific fuel consumption
so you understand the properties of fuel for tuning.
Baechtel covers the primary factors for optimizing the airflow path.
This includes the fundamentals of air motion, air velocity, and boundary
layers; obstructions; and pressure changes. Flowing air through the heads
and the combustion chamber is key and is comprehensively explained. Also
comprehensively explored is the exhaust system's airflow, in particular
primary tube size and length, collector function, and scavenging.
Chapters also include
flowbench testing,
evaluating flow numbers
using airflow software.
In the simplest terms, an engine is an air pump. Whether you're a professional
engine builder or a serious amateur engine builder, you must understand
engine airflow dynamics and must apply these principles if you want to
optimize performance. If you want to achieve ultimate engine performance,
you need this book.
John Baechtel
John Baechtel is a former editor of Car Craft and Hot Rod magazines
and was a founding partner of the Westech Performance Group engine dyno-testing
facility. With more than 34 years of high-performance engine and vehicle
testing under his belt, he is a veteran author of many books, including
Performance Automotive Engine Math and Competition Engine Building.
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