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    Piston Comparison I & II PH

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    The document presents material property test results for 4 materials: aluminum alloy, cast iron, metal matrix composite, and ceramic matrix composite. It reports the stress deflection, thermal flux, and material for each. It then discusses doing computational fluid analysis on a hydrogen-fueled engine piston made of metal matrix composite, since it had good results in Phase 1 testing, and also comparing it to aluminum alloy and ceramic matrix composite pistons. The graph shows that metal matrix composite is also suitable for a hydrogen engine based on its properties.

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    Piston Comparison I & II PH

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    The document presents material property test results for 4 materials: aluminum alloy, cast iron, metal matrix composite, and ceramic matrix composite. It reports the stress deflection, thermal flux, and material for each. It then discusses doing computational fluid analysis on a hydrogen-fueled engine piston made of metal matrix composite, since it had good results in Phase 1 testing, and also comparing it to aluminum alloy and ceramic matrix composite pistons. The graph shows that metal matrix composite is also suitable for a hydrogen engine based on its properties.

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    The document presents material property test results for 4 materials: aluminum alloy, cast iron, metal matrix composite, and ceramic matrix composite. It reports the stress deflection, thermal flux, and material for each. It then discusses doing computational fluid analysis on a hydrogen-fueled engine piston made of metal matrix composite, since it had good results in Phase 1 testing, and also comparing it to aluminum alloy and ceramic matrix composite pistons. The graph shows that metal matrix composite is also suitable for a hydrogen engine based on its properties.

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    Piston Comparison I & II PH

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    ganesh
    The document presents material property test results for 4 materials: aluminum alloy, cast iron, metal matrix composite, and ceramic matrix composite. It reports the stress deflection, thermal flux, and material for each. It then discusses doing computational fluid analysis on a hydrogen-fueled engine piston made of metal matrix composite, since it had good results in Phase 1 testing, and also comparing it to aluminum alloy and ceramic matrix composite pistons. The graph shows that metal matrix composite is also suitable for a hydrogen engine based on its properties.

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    Ph - 1 Tabulation of results

    Stress Deflection Thermal


    N/mm2 mm Flux
    S.No Material
    W/m2K

    1 Aluminium Alloy 12.437 0.0016 1.231

    2 Cast Iron 13.789 0.0111 1.799

    3 Metal Matrix Composite (MMC) 11.659 0.00182 1.203

    4 Ceramic Matrix Composite (CMC) 12.067 0.003658 2.210

    Future scope of the second phase is the computational flow analysis diesel

    with hydrogen mixed engine piston. From the I phase the metal matrix

    composite piston having good properties and results are selected for the flow

    analysis. Flow analysis is done in metal matrix composite piston.at the end of

    the analysis two other piston B aluminium alloy and piston C Ceramic Matrix

    Composite is also compared. Cast iron piston is not considered since the

    material is not compatible with hydrogen


    From the graph it is well clear that metal matrix composite is suitable for

    hydrogen fueled engine also.

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