Piston Motion Modeling
Piston Motion Modeling is a computational framework within engine modeling that mathematically characterizes the kinematic and dynamic behavior of a piston in reciprocating motion as a function of crankshaft angular position, distinguishing it from other engine component models by its focus on the piston's displacement, velocity, and acceleration profiles throughout the engine cycle.
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Motion characteristic of a free piston linear engine
Xiao Jin, Qingfeng Li, Zhen Huang · Applied Energy · 2009 · 122 citations
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Beijing Institute of Technology
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