文档介绍：22nd DANUBIA -ADRIA Symposium
on Experimental Methods in Solid Mechanics
September 28 - October 1, 2005
MONTICELLI TERME / PARMA - ITALY
ENGINE CYLINDER HEAD THERMAL AND STRUCTURAL STRESS
ANALYSIS
Ing. Radek Tichánek, Ing. Miroslav Španiel, CSc.
Czech Technical University in Prague
Technická 4, Prague 6
CZ-166 07, Czech Republic
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Introduction .
The steady state heat transfer analysis of a diesel engine head assembly under operational conditions was presented
at the 20th Danubia-Adria Symposium on Experimental Methods in Solid Mechanics. A structural analysis has been
performed and the results putation are introduced in this article. Special attention was paid to contact between
both the intake and exhaust valves and their seats. The valve/seat interface is responsible for sealing of bustion
chamber and is subject to a high thermal, mechanical and chemical load. These loads may have the consequences on
both the life of the valves and the operation of an engine. A method for obtaining information about the behavior of the
valve/seat interface during an engine operation is the analysis of contact pressure between the valve and valve seat. The
FE modeling was found to be a useful tool for this task. The FE model must involve both a thermal and mechanical
load. This approach