Cylinder head design for IDI diesel engines
Diesel automobile engines
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Cylinder head design for IDI diesel engines
Diesel automobile engines

Author : Jean-Pierre POUILLE

Publication date: April 10, 2008 | Lire en français

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2. Cylinder head design for IDI diesel engines

2.1 Specifications

To design a cylinder head, a certain amount of input data is required. These are gathered in a specification, which must contain at least the following information.

  • Number of screws securing cylinder head to crankcase

    Although some manufacturers have adopted 5 or 6 screws to distribute forces more evenly, 4 screws per cylinder are sufficient for bores up to 90 mm, provided the cylinder head is sufficiently rigid and designed to transmit and distribute clamping forces to the cylinder head gasket crimp around the cylinder.

    To ensure good transmission of force to the crimp and minimize barrel deformation, it is important that the screws are distributed symmetrically around...

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