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Power Flow and Efficiency - University of Sussex

Mechanical efficiency losses • Friction losses in the engine come from friction between moving parts (such as the piston rings on the cylinder walls), the power required to run the valve gear and the pumps and the pumping losses involved in getting the gases in and out of the cylinder. A large part of the work appears as heat in the coolant ...

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