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·hey all
sorry if this isnt mkiv tech related but i feel i could get some good responses from the ppl here
anyone know any good books on gasoline combustion engine theory? im looking for a book that will be a good introduction and also go into a lot of detail and show the exact mathematics.
focus doesn't have to be on piston engines, in fact general theory would be even better (but it's obviously bound to be heavily tied in with piston engines).
i'm thinking of doing a long term research project (im in high school), i have taken multivariable calculus and am taking differential equations, have no background in mechanical or materials engineering. i've taken ap chem, ap physics and ap calculus, if this background information would help. eventually, my goal is to design and hopefully build an engine prototype.
thanks in advance
-jeff
sorry if this isnt mkiv tech related but i feel i could get some good responses from the ppl here
anyone know any good books on gasoline combustion engine theory? im looking for a book that will be a good introduction and also go into a lot of detail and show the exact mathematics.
focus doesn't have to be on piston engines, in fact general theory would be even better (but it's obviously bound to be heavily tied in with piston engines).
i'm thinking of doing a long term research project (im in high school), i have taken multivariable calculus and am taking differential equations, have no background in mechanical or materials engineering. i've taken ap chem, ap physics and ap calculus, if this background information would help. eventually, my goal is to design and hopefully build an engine prototype.
thanks in advance
-jeff