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What is the role of the exhaust manifold? Introducti₩on to the role of the exhaust manifold

  • Time of issue:2021-08-13

What is the role of the exhaust manifold? Introduction to the role of the exhaust manifold✘

(Summary description)With the development of the times, the car has become a means of transportation that ¶we can often use. Whether it is work in our daily life or traveli≤ng in our leisure time, we will think of him for the first time. ∑Since the car is already for us It's very important, and ≤we need to understand him better. Today, I will introduce to you what the func£tion of the exhaust manifold is!

  Exhaust manifold is connected with the engine cylinder bloc"k, and the exhaust gas of each cylinder is collected and guidφed into the exhaust manifold, with branched pipelines. The main requirement for it is to reduce ✔the exhaust resistance as much as possible and avoid muπtual interference between the cylinders. When the exhaust is too concentra ted, the cylinders will interfere with each other, that is, when a certain cylinder is exha‍usted, it happens to encounter the undischarged exhaust gas ‌from other cylinders. In this way, it will increase the resistance of ÷the exhaust, thereby reducing the output of the en©gine. The solution is to separate the exhaust of each cylinder as m$uch as possible, one branch per cylinder, or one branch for twλo cylinders, and to lengthen and shape each branch as much as possible-to reduce the m'utual influence of the gas in different pipes. In order to reduc∑e exhaust resistance, some racing cars use stainless st±eel pipes to make exhaust manifolds.

  In the range of room temperature to working temperature, the material should be¥ as little as possible without phase change or as little as poss₽ible. Because the phase change will cause volume changes, causing internal str✔ess or deformation, affecting the performance and life of the product. Thereσfore, the matrix material is preferably a stable ferrite or austenitic struct&ure. The destruction of cast iron parts working under high teαmperature conditions is mainly manifested as corrosion under high temperature conditions. After the₽ component phases in the structure are oxidized (such a✘s graphitic carbon), the volume of the oxide is larger than the original volume, causing irre©versible expansion of the casting. Compared with the three g★raphite forms of flake, vermicular, and spherical grap hite, spheroidal graphite has the best high temperature resistance. Th e reason is that during the solidification process of' cast iron, flake graphite grows as the leading phase. The graphite in €the eutectic group constitutes a continuous branched thre∞e-dimensional form. At high temperatures, when oxygen penetrates inεto the metal, after the graphite is oxidized, a microscopic channel is formed to ac celerate the oxidation process. When spheroidal graphite is nucleated, it grows to a certain★ size and is surrounded by the matrix and exists as an isolated ball. After t✔he graphite ball is oxidized, it will not form a channel, thus weakening the furt±her progress of oxidation. Therefore, the high temperature oxidation resistance of nodular cas↓t iron It is better than other forms of graphite, and the oxidized pores' have less influence on the high temperature strength of← cast iron than other forms of graphite, and vermicular ink is₹ somewhere in between.

   There are many types of heat-resistant and high-temperat₽ure resistant metal materials, but due to the complicated shape of the ex✘haust manifold, the material used to manufacture the exhaust manifold must h≤ave good manufacturability, and its cost must meet the needs of mass♠ production in the automotive industry.

  • Time of issue:2021-08-13
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With the development of the times, the car has become a means of transportation tha&t we can often use. Whether it is work in our daily life or traveling in our leisur×e time, we will think of him for the first time. Sinπce the car is already for us It's very important, and we need to understa nd him better. Today, I will introduce to you what the function of& the exhaust manifold is!

  Exhaust manifold is connected with the engine cylinder block, and the exhaust gas of ea&ch cylinder is collected and guided into the exhaust manifold, with branλched pipelines. The main requirement for it is to reduce the exhau©st resistance as much as possible and avoid mutual interference between tσhe cylinders. When the exhaust is too concentrated, ↕the cylinders will interfere with each other, that is, when a certain cylinder is exhausted, it h™appens to encounter the undischarged exhaust gas from other cylinders. In this way, it will i✘ncrease the resistance of the exhaust, thereby reducing ↔the output of the engine. The solution is to separate the exhaust of each ♣cylinder as much as possible, one branch per cylinder, or one branch for t≤wo cylinders, and to lengthen and shape each branch as m♥uch as possible-to reduce the mutual influence of the gas in different pipes. In ord♦er to reduce exhaust resistance, some racing cars use stainless steel pi₽pes to make exhaust manifolds.

  In the range of room temperature to working temperature, the material shoul×d be as little as possible without phase change or as little as possible. Because the phase± change will cause volume changes, causing internal stress or deformation, affecting the per₽formance and life of the product. Therefore, the m©atrix material is preferably a stable ferrite or austenitic structure. The d'estruction of cast iron parts working under high temperature conditions is main→ly manifested as corrosion under high temperature conditions. After the component phases in the st✘ructure are oxidized (such as graphitic carbon), the volume of the oxide is larger ₩than the original volume, causing irreversible expansion of the casting. Coαmpared with the three graphite forms of flake, vermicular, and spherical graphite, spheroidal πgraphite has the best high temperature resistance. The reason is that during t★he solidification process of cast iron, flake graphite g'rows as the leading phase. The graphite in the eutectic groupΩ constitutes a continuous branched three-dimensional form. At high tempera€tures, when oxygen penetrates into the metal, after the graphite is oxidized, a microscopi€c channel is formed to accelerate the oxidation process. When spheroidal ¥graphite is nucleated, it grows to a certain size and is surrounded by the matrix and exists as± an isolated ball. After the graphite ball is oxidized, it will not form a channel, thus weaken₹ing the further progress of oxidation. Therefore, the high te​mperature oxidation resistance of nodular cast iron It βis better than other forms of graphite, and the oxidized pores have less influence on the hiπgh temperature strength of cast iron than other forms of graphite, and vermicula←r ink is somewhere in between.

   There are many types of heat-resistant and high-temperature≤ resistant metal materials, but due to the complicated shape of the exhaust mani×fold, the material used to manufacture the exhaust manifold must have good manu•facturability, and its cost must meet the needs of mass producti∞on in the automotive industry.

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   The neck height of the neck flange is low, which can improve the rigidity and load-bearin✔g capacity of the flange. Compared with the butt-welded flang§e, the welding workload is large, the electrode consumptioπn is high, and it cannot withstand high temperature and high pre€ssure, repeated bending and temperature fluctuations, but the o"n-site device is more convenient, and the process of welding seam scratchi"ng can be omitted, which is more popular. Butt weldingλ flange with neck: neck flange welding is usually called "≤high hub" flange. Its purpose is to transfer the pressure of the pipe♦line, thereby reducing the high stress concentration in the flange base. Neck flang↑e welding is a good design for butt welding those flanges that are provided due to their own constr↑uctive value. However, the price is relatively high becau₽se of the complicated production process of the product. Threaded (threaded) flange: The threade↕d flange is connected by threaded fasteners. But the center of the pr↔oduct has a thread size corresponding to the pipe. Its main advant€age is that it can be assembled without welding. Sliding flange: Sliding flange has a l∑ower hub, because the pipe enters the single flange before weldin↔g. This is to provide sufficient strength inside anσd outside the welding to avoid leakage. Sliding flan>ges are matched with boring pipes with slightly larger outer diameters.± They are better than neck flange welding due to lower initial cost.  flange Many users, but the cost of the latter device will not be low, due to the inc rease in the number of weld neck flanges, lap flange: in practice, the lap flange is  the same complete sliding flange, unless it is in the hole and A radius be₹tween flange races. It is necessary for the radius to have the flange to contain the lap  stub to complete. Usually, the lap flange and the lap stub end mating together will assemble t∞he system. The socket welding flange is a similar sliding flange, unless i​t has a hole and a counter hole size. The matching of the counter h ole and the pipe allows the pipe to be inserted into a sliding flange similar to the σflange. The diameter of the smaller hole is matched with the ≈same pipe with the same ID. The restriction is a built-in hole that st→ays at the bottom as a shoulder sleeve designed fo☆r pipes. This eliminates any flow restrictions when using socket★ welding flanges.
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      Flange work characteristics:   Flange work characteris±tics:    1. A self-control butterfly valve that can be remotely controlled, whi™ch also has the characteristics of a flanged butterfly valve, and can be equipped with a wide rang♣e of butterfly valves;   2. The power supply is the driving ene®rgy of the butterfly valve, with a wide range of power sources, wide ×application range, saving human resources, and having work effici★ency;   3. Convenient operation and easy to meet various coλntrol requirements. It can be realized by selectinδg different actuators, signal feedback, flow adjustment, explosion-proof ‌and other functions;   4. Ultra-miniaturization can be $realized, mechanical self-locking can be realized, and different sealing rings c←an be changed to meet different working conditions.    The working principle of flange:   Using the actuator to inpuΩt a standard signal of 0-10 mA, the motor group drives the gear, worm, and torque to drive the βdisc to rotate. When the valve is in the fully open position, the thickness of the butterfly plat↔e is the resistance of the medium flowing through the valve≈ body, so the pressure drop generated by the valve is small, so it has better flow control charact₹eristics.   Butterfly valve has two sealing types:← elastic seal and metal seal. For elastic sealing valves, the sealing ring can be embedded on the  valve body or attached to the periphery of the butterfly plate. The valve with metal seal §generally has a longer life than the valve with elastic seal , but it is difficult to achieve a complete seal. ‍Metal seals can adapt to higher operating temperatures, while elastic seals have ∏the defect of temperature limitation. If flanged butterfly valves are required to be used as f"low control, the main thing is to correctly select the size and type of the valve.
 The valve is an accessory of the pipeline, used to control the flow, pressure, and direction of §the fluid. The fluid to be controlled can be liquid, gas, gas-&liquid mixture or solid-liquid mixture.   one. Basic parameters of valve   The ¥basic parameters of the valve include working pressure (PN), workinφg temperature (T) and nominal diameter (DN). For variou>s valves equipped on pipelines, nominal pressure and nominal diameter are comm¶only used as basic parameters. Nominal pressure refers to the maximum working pressure  that a valve of a certain material can withstand at a specified temperature. The nominal ♠diameter refers to the nominal inner diameter of the connecting end of the valve body and tδhe pipeline. Valves, pipelines and pipeline accessories of the same noπminal diameter can be connected to each other, which is intercha÷ngeable.   two. Valve classification    1. According to function and purpose    According to the© different functions of the valve, it can be divided into the followi∏ng five types:   ①Shutoff valve    shut-off valve is also called closed-circuit valve, ↑its function is to connect or cut off the medium in the pipeline. Block valves includ♥e gate valves, globe valves, plug valves, ball valves, butterfly valves, and diaphragm valve<s.   ②Check valve    Check valve is also called one-way valve or check valve,• its function is to prevent the back flow of the medium in the£ pipeline. For example, the suction valve of the water pump belongs to the non-return £valve category.   ③Safety valve    The role of safety valves is to p revent the pressure of the medium in the pipeline or device from exceeding the s¥pecified value to protect the safe operation of subsequent equipment.   ④Regulating v®alve   The function of the regulating valve is to regulate the pressure, flow an"d other parameters of the medium. The regulating valve has diffe<rent classification methods. According to the purpose and function, the regulating valve c↑an be divided into:    (1) Two-position valve. The $two-position valve is mainly used to close or connect the medium∑.    (2) Regulating valve. The regulating valve is mainly ≠used for regulating the coefficient. When selecting the v§alve, the flow characteristics of the regulating valve need to be determined; th>e regulating valve can be divided into the following forms according to the stβructure: single-seat regulating valve; double-seat regul§ating valve; sleeve regulating valve; angle regulating Valv∞e; three-way regulating valve; diaphragm valve; butterfly valve; ball valve; e∞ccentric rotary valve.    (3) Shut-off valve. Usually refers to a valve with a leakage rate of les±s than one part in 100,000.   ⑤Divert valve    The diverte×r valve includes various distribution valves and flow valves, etc.,¶ whose function is to distribute, separate or mix the mediu♠m in the pipeline.   2. According to the valve drive mode   According to the valve dr✔ive mode, it can be divided into the following three types:   ①Automatic€ valve    refers to valves that do not require external drive, εbut rely on the energy of the medium to actuate the valve, such as safety valves, pressure' reducing valves, traps, check valves, automatic control valves, etc.   ②Power driven valve  ≥ The power-driven valve can be driven by various power sources. Including electric val<ves driven by electricity, pneumatic valves driven by compressed air, hydraulic valves driven by hyεdraulic pressure such as oil, and combinations of various dr∏iving methods, such as pneumatic-electric valves.   ③Manual valve   Manual valves use₹ handwheels, handles, levers, sprockets and other components to manipulate the valve✘ action by manpower. When the valve closing torque is large, ∏a gear or turbo reducer can be set between the handwheel and the valve stem. If necessary, unive'rsal joints and drive shafts can also be used for long-distance operation.δ   3. Press the connection method    can be divid₹ed into the following six types according to the connection method:   ←①Threaded connection valve: The valve body has an internal thread or an external thread to connect™ with the pipe thread;   ②Flange connection valve: the valve body h as a flange to connect with the pipeline flange;   ③Welding connection valve: The val‍ve body has a welding groove and is welded to the pipeline;   ④Clamp-connected val‍ve: the valve body has a clamp to connect with the pipe clamp;   ⑤ Card sleeve connecλtion valve: It is connected with the pipeline by a card sleeve;   ⑥Wafer connection valve: a c>onnection form in which the valve and the two pipes are direc↓tly clamped together with bolts.   4. According to the valve body material   ①Metal mater≥ial valve   The valve body and other parts are made of metal materials, such  as cast iron valves, carbon steel valves, alloy steel valves↑, copper alloy valves, aluminum alloy valves, lead alloy valves, titanium alloy valv♣es, Monel alloy valves, etc.   ②Non-metallic valve   The valve body and$ other parts are m
The caliper can also be called a brake cylinder. There are a lot of pφistons inside the caliper. The function of the caliper is to push the brake pγads to clamp the brake disc, so that the car can slow down. After the b↓rake pads clamp the brake disc, the kinetic energy can be convert∑ed into heat energy. The brake system is a vital system in a car. The brake sys↓tem is related to the driving stability and driving safety factor of the car. The key c>omponents of the brake system include vacuum booster pump, brake master cylinder, brake cylinder★, brake pads, and brake discs. Brake pads and brake discs are basically we↑aring parts that need to be replaced on a regular basis. As the driving distance of the car in♥creases, the brake pads and brake discs will basically cont¥inue to wear. After the brake pads and brake discs are worn to a  certain degree, they need to be replaced. If they are not replaced, the braking distance will be  affected. After the driver steps on the brake pedal, the master cylinder can push the bra§ke cylinder through the brake fluid. At this time, the brake cylinder can push the brake ★pads to clamp the brake disc. The vacuum booster p↔ump provides power assistance, and the vacuum booster≥ pump allows the driver to easily step on the brake pedal. The brake fluid in ¥the brake system needs to be replaced regularly. If it is not re±placed for a long time, it will affect the braking force an"d braking distance. Brake fluid is a kind of fluid that is easier to abso₹rb water. When the water content of the brake fluid reaches 3%, it needs to be replaced. After r'eplacing the brake fluid, the air in the brake system pipelin✘e needs to be emptied, otherwise the braking force and braking distance may also be affect•ed.
   We have seen many products using gears in our lives, but do yo∑u know what principle they use gears? According to its working pr≥inciple,    gear has the following functions: First, gears can transmit mechanical power,↔ such as automobile gear shifting devices, industrial gea✘rboxes, etc.; second, gears can change the direction of movement, su☆ch as mechanical watches, shaking head devices in electric fans,✔ etc.; third, gears can reduce speed and Improve torque, such as motor∑ reducer, various speed change mechanisms, etc.   Gear transmission mechanism    Here are two ←interesting applications of gears in automobiles and aviatio÷n, let's take a look at the role of gears in them.    There is a mechanical st→ructure in a car called a differential, which is an ×extremely important part. When a car turns, the speeds of the inner and outer wheels are dif≈ferent. If there is no differential, the speeds of the inner and outer wheels are the same±. The wheels slip and roll over. Moreover, the speed of the &car is very fast, and it is absolutely impossible to ₹have no differential at high speeds. The gear here is on the differential, which φcan not only transmit the power of the engine, but a↕lso reduce the speed through the different speed ratios of the gear device, and at ©the same time can achieve a very cool "differential" function.    three-dimensional m&odel of differential   In aviation, helicopters using coaxial reversal technology are ↔favored by many countries because of their excellent perf∞ormance. This helicopter has two propellers on the same shaft. When the plane is flying, th™e rotation direction of the two propellers must be opposite≈ to ensure the power balance of the plane.   Helicopter using coaxial reve≈rsal technology    From the three-dimensional model of the coaxi‌al reversal structure, it can be seen that after two transformations of the gearβ, the mechanical transmission direction is smoothly changed, and two different rotatio™n directions are realized on the same shaft.
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