Engine Warm-up Behavior
Engine Warm-Up Behavior is a temporal thermal response characteristic of an internal combustion engine, defined by the rate and pattern of temperature increase across critical engine components from ambient conditions to optimal operating temperature during the initial phase of engine operation following cold start.
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Keiso Takeda, Takehisa Yaegashi, Kiyonori Sekiquchi et al. · SAE technical papers on CD-ROM/SAE technical paper series · 1995 · 109 citations
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A.J. Torregrosa, Alberto Broatch, Pablo Olmeda et al. · International Journal of Automotive Technology · 2008 · 75 citations
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Universitat Politècnica de València
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University of Bath
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Ford Motor Company (United States)
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Toyota Motor Corporation (Japan)
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General Motors (United States)
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