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Design, develop, and evaluation
research and development is performed by the Spark Ignition
Engine Group at Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) on all
spark ignition (SI) engine types, including:
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Automotive
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Marine
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Small off-road
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Industrial
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Aircraft
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SwRI conducts research and
testing on a wide variety of engine types |
Spark Ignition
Engine Capabilities
SwRI has capabilities for
and experience with the following types of spark ignition
development projects:
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Alternative fuels
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Durability
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Hot/cold environments
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Altitude testing
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Electronic controls
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Ignition systems comparisons
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Engine benchmarking
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EMC
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Injection system development
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Cold start emissions reduction
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Emissions development
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Noise, vibration, and harshness development
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Component evaluations
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Engine performance modeling
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Piston ring pack analysis
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Combustion optimization
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Engine & vehicle calibration
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Radioactive tracer wear studies
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Cylinder head tumble & swirl
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Failure mode analysis
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Rapid catalyst light off
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Design and analysis
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Fuel studies
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Real-time oil consumption
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Direct injection (GDI or SIDI)
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Gasket testing
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Vehicle performance modeling
For more information about our spark
ignition engine capabilities, or how you can contract
with SwRI, please contact
Terry Alger at talger@swri.org or (210) 522-5505.
siengines.swri.org
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Contact Information |
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Terry Alger
Spark Ignition Engines
(210) 522-5505 talger@swri.org
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Related Terminology |
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spark ignited engine
gasoline engine development
gasoline engine research
automotive engines
engine testing
combustion chamber development
engine dynamometer testing
off-road engines
marine engines |
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Southwest Research Institute® (SwRI®), headquartered
in San Antonio, Texas, is a multidisciplinary, independent, nonprofit, applied
engineering and physical sciences research and development organization with
11
technical divisions.
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