Modern heavy-duty diesel engines bear little resemblance to the mechanically injected, naturally aspirated engines described in many classic references. Common-rail injection, variable-geometry turbocharging, cooled exhaust gas recirculation, and multi-stage selective catalytic reduction have turned diesel engineering into a tightly integrated, electronically governed system, and few available resources treat it that way.
Engineers, technicians, and students working with today's diesel engines are often left assembling their understanding from a patchwork of sources: a combustion text that stops at classical thermodynamic cycles, a fuel-injection reference that says little about emissions regulation, an aftertreatment book written before current catalyst technology matured, or a vehicle-specific manual that explains procedures without explaining the principles behind them. A modern diesel engine has to be understood as one connected system, where a turbocharger matching decision affects exhaust temperature, which affects aftertreatment performance, which in turn affects the fuel-injection strategy the control system commands.
This sixteen-chapter handbook addresses that gap directly, developing the modern heavy-duty diesel engine as a complete system in the sequence an engineer actually needs to reason through it: compression-ignition thermodynamics, combustion and high-pressure fuel injection, air-system and turbocharger design, emissions formation and control, exhaust aftertreatment, electronic engine management, and the mechanical, thermal, and reliability engineering that determines how the whole assembly holds up over years of duty-cycle operation. More than one hundred fully solved, independently verified worked examples run throughout, and every chapter's practice problems are supported by a complete answer key in the appendices.
Inside, you will:
This handbook is written for mechanical and automotive engineers working in diesel engine design, calibration, and emissions compliance; upper-level and graduate engineering students studying internal combustion engines; diesel service, diagnostic, and field engineers who want to understand the systems they work on at an engineering level; and technical professionals moving into engine controls, fuel-systems, or aftertreatment development.
Supporting reference material, including unit conversions, property tables, a glossary, and an index, lets it serve as a working desk reference as well as a cover-to-cover text.
Begin building a clearer, system-level understanding of modern diesel engine technology with a handbook designed around the way these engines actually work today
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