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    Quote Originally Posted by Bush65
    Many years ago, a development engineer from Sarich presented a video at the annual ProEngineer conference.

    The video, which won an Australian film award, was an animation from Ansys (multi-physics analysis software) of an FEA (finite element analysis) model and CFD (computational fluid dynamics) model of their fuel injected 2 stroke engine.

    As the engine ran in slow motion, Ansys showed:

    Von-Mises stress (3 dimensional stress) as colour contours and vectors, of the various components of the engine (from the crankshaft, down to contact stresses between the pintle and seat of the injectors)

    temperature as colour contours, of the engine components

    fluid, pressure as colour contours and velocity as vectors, in the inlet and exhaust manifolds, cylinder and combustion chamber

    fuel flow inside the injectors and atomisation and combustion in the cylinder and combustion chamber

    acoustic analysis of sound from the engine

    And more that I can't recall now.

    It was the most impressive technical video I have seen.
    have you got a link for this video, it has to be floating around the net somewhere.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm
    It was the Commer "knocker" or TS 3 engine. TS3 = two stroke, three cylinder. The "double knocker" was the twin overhead cam Norton Manx 500cc motor-cycle Grand Prix engine also known as the dk Norton.
    The term "double knocker" for the TS3 seems to be widespread. Try Googling "Commer Double Knocker". I'm sure I called it that when I was growing up.

    They certainly were common (no pun intended) when I was growing up. I've thought about buying one and rejoining the Hillman Owners Club.



    Bigger pic here: [img=http://thumb19.webshots.net/t/64/64/6/97/80/2286697800044442179eSzlDT_th.jpg]

    More on the engine at: http://www.oldengine.org/members/die...hnical/TS3.htm

    More links to animated engines: http://www.keveney.com/Engines.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by F4Phantom
    have you got a link for this video, it has to be floating around the net somewhere.
    No, I only saw it that one time, played on a vcr.

    Here is a link to the company web site http://www.orbeng.com.au

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