Sistemas automotrices

A Cost Effective Solution to an Automated Valet Parking System

Abstract Automated Valet Parking Systems (AVPS) relieve the driver of the entire parking process. Many of the systems known today rely on a combination of automotive sensors with sensors of the infrastructure. For this purpose, parking facilities are equipped with comprehensive sensor technology to support the vehicles in environment sensing and route planning. This approach […]

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Investigation of Different Communication Topologies for Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control Systems

After Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) system applications, Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control (CACC) systems are becoming an important part of automotive technology and industry in autonomous vehicles convoy applications. Together with this developing technology, CACC systems use vehicle to vehicle (V2V) communication to automatically transmit the movement information of vehicles. In this context, ACC systems use

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Comparison of Surface Hardening Processes Applied to AISI 5140 Steel withSide Load Test

AISI 5140 Tempered steel is generally preferred in the joints of vehicles. This steel is a material with high toughness. Its usage areas are quite wide. The purpose of the surface hardening process is to increase the wear resistance of surfaces exposed to wear, as well as to increase the fatigue life of the part

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Experimental Research on the Carbon Dioxides Reduction Potential by Substitution Gasoline with Ethanol and Propane Under Reactivity Controlled Compression Ignition in a Single Cylinder Engine

Abstract In this experiment, it was experimentally investigated the combustion and exhaust characteristics, as well as the thermal efficiency, of RCCI combustion using gasoline, ethanol, and propane as low-reactivity fuels under four operating conditions. For each operating condition, gISNOx was limited to 0.15 g/kWh, and gISSmoke was limited to below 15 mg/kWh. The experiment was conducted by

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Computational Fluid Dynamics of Four Stroke In-Cylinder Charge Behavior at Distinct Valve Lift Opening Clearance in Spark Ignition Reciprocating Internal Combustion Renault Engine

In-cylinder flow dynamics in internal combustion Renault engine is complex, expensive and difficult to compute experimentally. The present study attempts to emulate the in-cylinder charge behaviour at distinct valve lift opening clearance in four stroke spark ignition internal combustion engine using computational fluid dynamics. Considering the complexity of the geometry and in-cylinder fluid motion, governing

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Effects of Varying Equivalence Ratios on the Combustion Efficiency Characteristic of a Dual-Fuel Compression Ignition Engine by Changing Intake Pressures and Exhaust Gas Recirculation Rates

Abstract In general, a leaner mixture condition improves combustion efficiency in compression ignition (CI) combustion using diesel. However, in the case of leaner air–fuel mixture conditions, it disturbs flame propagation in spark ignition combustion using gasoline, i.e., low reactivity fuel, causing a decrease in combustion efficiency. Since dual-fuel combustion in a CI engine typically involves

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Investigation of the wear and friction profile of TPU-based polymers at different infill ratios

Additive manufacturing is a widely used method in industry and research areas. In particular, fused deposition modelling is the most prevalent technique used by many professional and nonprofessional users. Many polymers can be used with this system, including thermo polyurethanes (TPU). TPUs have excellent elastic properties and high endurance against corrosion, humidity, and oil, and

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