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Formula Student Intake Manifold Design and Manufacture for a Single Cylinder Restricted Engine 2008
Year – 2008 Submissions Date - 30/04/08

Formula Student intake manifold design and manufacture for a single cylinder restricted engine 2008
Final Year Project

Supervisor – Geoff Booth
Author – Tom Collyer
School Of Engineering
Coventry University

Contents
1.0
1.1 Introduction Page 4
1.2 Abstract Page 5
1.3 Formula Student Rules Page 5
1.4 Project Aims Page 6
1.5 Objective Page 7
1.6 Software and Hardware Review Page 7
2.0 Theoretical Application
2.1 Intake Manifold Purpose and Function Page 9
2.2 Intake Theory Page 10
2.3 Pressure Wave Tuning Page 12
2.4 Choked Flow Page 14
2.5 Helmholtz Theory Page 14
3.0
3.1 Consideration In Reagrds to Formula Student Page 16 3.2 Previous Formula Student Intake Designs Page 17
4.0
4.1 Critical Measurements Page 20
5.0 Intake Manifold Design and Development 5.1 Materials and Manufacture Page 22 5.2 Material Comparison Page 25 5.3 Manufacture Page 27 5.4 Ricardo WAVE and Floworks Data Page 29 5.5 Bellmouth Design Page 31

6.0 Design Ideas 6.1 Design Specification Page 32 6.2 Design Concepts Page 33
7.0 Testing 7.1 Aims and Goals for CFD Analysis Page 38 7.2 Obtaining Data for CFD Page 38 7.3 CFD Analysis Page 39 7.4 Flow Coefficients Page 42
8.0 Finalising the Design and Conclusion 8.1 Additional Features Page 43 8.2 Conclusion Page 43
9.0 References Page 44
10.0 Appendices Page 47

Chapter 1.
1.1 Introduction
For 2008 a new class was introduced for Formula Student. Formula Student is a competition between various universities around the UK and around the globe, organised by the Institute of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE). It allows students to design and build single seater formula styled cars in accordance to rules and guidelines set by the IMechE.

Some universities carry the development of a car over



References: Dassult Systems CES Selector (2006) Granta Design Limited Chris Skoyles (2007) Formula Student Intake Manifold Design Christopher Skoyles (2007) • Kok Hau Tan John B Heywood (1998) Internal Combustion Engine Fundamentals John H Weaving (1990) Ricardo WAVE (2007) Richard Stone (1992) SAE International (2007) Rules available at;

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