Brake mean effective pressure ( BMEP ) is calculated from measured dynamometer torque.
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Brake Mean Effective Pressure, and the coolant temperature to before reaching the magic numbers.
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Engine designers use expressions other than horsepower to denote objective targets or performance, such as brake mean effective pressure ( BMEP ).
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If mean effective pressure is based on brake power ( bp ) then it is referred to as brake mean effective pressure ( bmep ).
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When new, these engines were notable for their high efficiency as demonstrated by the BMEP ( brake mean effective pressures ) exerted upon the piston crowns.
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This would suggest a torque output of 5100-6750 Nm ( 3760-4980 lb-ft ) and also a brake mean effective pressure of 80-100 bar ."
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The theory behind this sort of arrangement is that maximum brake mean effective pressure ( BMEP ) is developed at relatively low engine speeds, resulting in an engine with a broad torque curve.
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This is equal to 305 bhp / liter ( 5.0 bhp / cu . in ) and a brake mean effective pressure ( bmep ) of 483 lb / sq . in.
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Since the range of maximum brake mean effective pressures for good engine designs is well established, we now have a displacement-independent measure of the torque-producing capacity of an engine design ( a specific torque of sorts ).
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The EMD 265H had a bore of stroke of ( so that the displacement per cylinder was 1, 009.72 cu . in . rounded to 1, 010 cu . in . ) with the 16 cylinder GM16V265H rated at at 1000rpm, with a Brake mean effective pressure of.
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