COMBUSTION CHARACTERISTICS
August 19-22, 2008 - Location TBA
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Combustion Characteristics is a comprehensive problem-solving class covering the effects of operating conditions and control adjustments on engine combustion plus a detailed discussion related to issues affecting the development and use of horsepower performance curves.

Course Content

• In-depth discussion of combustion characteristics including peak firing pressure, MEP, exhaust temperatures, turbocharger speed, brake specific fuel consumption, NOx and CO emissions on various engines.


• Effects of changes in air/fuel ratio, ignition timing, fuel composition, torque, speed, and certain mechanical problems on the engine’s combustion characteristics.


• Advanced ignition theory and ignition schematics.


• Horsepower performance and compressor curve use and development.

Instructor
Randy Anderson, ACTT div. of CECO

Professional Development Hours
A certificate indicating 28 Professional Development Hours will be given to each participant at the end of the Workshop.

Course fee

$1,395 GMRC/SGA/GCA members
$1,595 Non-members

Schedule
The workshop begins each day at 8:00 a.m. and ends at 5:00 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday and 8:00 a.m. through 12:00 noon on Friday

Hotel Reservations
TBA