An Indirectly Controlled Full Variable Valve Train System to Improve the Internal Combustion Phase Engines

Leander Behre; Paolo Mercorelli

An Indirectly Controlled Full Variable Valve Train System to Improve the Internal Combustion Phase Engines

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An Indirectly Controlled Full Variable Valve Train System to Improve the Internal Combustion Phase Engines. / Behre, Leander; Mercorelli, Paolo.
Diesel and Internal Combustion Engines: Overview, Performance and Applications. ed. / Horace G. Norton. New York: Nova Science Publishers, Inc., 2017. p. 21-52 2 (Mechanical Engineering Theory and Applications (Transportation Issues, Policies and R&D)).

Research output: Contributions to collected editions/works › Contributions to collected editions/anthologies › Research › peer-review

Harvard

Behre, L & Mercorelli, P 2017, An Indirectly Controlled Full Variable Valve Train System to Improve the Internal Combustion Phase Engines. in HG Norton (ed.), Diesel and Internal Combustion Engines: Overview, Performance and Applications., 2, Mechanical Engineering Theory and Applications (Transportation Issues, Policies and R&D), Nova Science Publishers, Inc., New York, pp. 21-52.

APA

Behre, L., & Mercorelli, P. (2017). An Indirectly Controlled Full Variable Valve Train System to Improve the Internal Combustion Phase Engines. In H. G. Norton (Ed.), Diesel and Internal Combustion Engines: Overview, Performance and Applications (pp. 21-52). Article 2 (Mechanical Engineering Theory and Applications (Transportation Issues, Policies and R&D)). Nova Science Publishers, Inc..

Vancouver

Behre L, Mercorelli P. An Indirectly Controlled Full Variable Valve Train System to Improve the Internal Combustion Phase Engines. In Norton HG, editor, Diesel and Internal Combustion Engines: Overview, Performance and Applications. New York: Nova Science Publishers, Inc. 2017. p. 21-52. 2. (Mechanical Engineering Theory and Applications (Transportation Issues, Policies and R&D)).

Bibtex

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