Re: 1/3 scale Prototype Display Packard 6 Cyl Engine Model
Posted by V8fan On 2013/11/14 11:58:51
Could be a model of the Diesel car engine from the engineers
M. Ware, R. Taylor and J. Witzky
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SAE International
Technical Paper
The New Packard Lightweight Diesel Engines
Paper #:
540248
Published:
1954-01-01
DOI:
10.4271/540248
Citation:
Ware, M., Taylor, R., and Witzky, J., "The New Packard Lightweight Diesel Engines," SAE Technical Paper 540248, 1954, doi:10.4271/540248.
Author(s):
M. Ware
R.E. Taylor
J. Witzky
Affiliated:
Packard Motor Car Co.
Abstract:
THE new Packard automotive diesel engine is reported to feature reductions in weight and space occupied, while maintaining good life expectancy.
It is available in 6-cyl in-line, V8, V12, and V16 models. These models all have a large number of interchangeable parts. They all have the same bore and stroke.
According to the authors, noteworthy points of these engines include: 1.
Extensive use of aluminum.
2.
Turbosupercharging.
3.
One-piece cylinder and head assembly.
4.
Four valves per cylinder, with stellite seating surfaces on valves and seats in the head.
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Maybe the model has a one-piece cylinder and head assembly.
Is there anybody, who has access to the whole SAE papers?
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