JamesMcD
Automotive
- Dec 10, 2001
- 25
I found the formula for mean piston speed on this forum, and that was useful. But I want to be able to figure out how much more stress I'm putting on a piston (due to rapid change in acceleration) if I shorten the rods.
I remember a formula from Physics class:
Final velocity =(Initial velocity)+((acceleration)x(time)^2)
Should I be using some from of this equation? If so, how do I find the max velocity of the piston (is it always in the middle of the stroke?)
Lots of questions...trying to learn.
Thanks,
MazdaJim
I remember a formula from Physics class:
Final velocity =(Initial velocity)+((acceleration)x(time)^2)
Should I be using some from of this equation? If so, how do I find the max velocity of the piston (is it always in the middle of the stroke?)
Lots of questions...trying to learn.
Thanks,
MazdaJim