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In the first case with 2 valves (one inlet and one exhaust), the perimeter (P 2 ) is:

In the second case with 4 valves (two inlet and two exhaust), the perimeter (P 4 ) is:

The percentage increase in valve perimeter is: 100 x (P 4 P 2 )/ P 2 = 100 x (116.24 − 72.26)/72.26 = 60.86% Using the valve curtain area (A c )to define the flow area: where the valve life (L) is L = kd Thus:

and:

The increase in valve curtain area is: (A c,4 A c,2 )/A c,2 = (2150 − 1662)/1662 = 0.29, or 29%

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Stone, R. (1999). Induction and Exhaust Processes. In: Solutions Manual for Introduction to Internal Combustion Engines. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-15079-3_6

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