Injector"spray"vs.evaporation
swagaero
swagaero at flash.net
Wed Sep 17 04:42:42 GMT 1997
B.E. Herron wrote:
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mario Tito <mario at swingbridge.com>
> To: fi discuss 2 <diy_efi at coulomb.eng.ohio-state.edu>
> Date: Sunday, September 14, 1997 4:47 PM
> Subject: Injector"spray"vs.evaporation
>
> <snip>
> >The logic goes, carbs can't do
> >this consistently, but the high pressured injectors can atomize better.
> >Yes. And fully evaporated gasoline 'explodes' rather than 'burns', right?
> > Please- anyone with the scientific answers to this would be appreciated.
> >I am afraid of sparking another "wonder-bra-carb-something-for-nothing"
> >discussion.
> > If this point is true, then to make the most efficient engine, I should
> >be concerned with not leaving gas-spray on the walls of the intake
> >manifold, and consider sequential injection.
> >
> >Mario T.
> >mailto:Freshmar at aol.com-----'76 VW Camper FI A/T,,'79 Fiat X1/9
>
> Mario:
>
> Yes, injectors atomize fuel better than a carb and prevent runner and
> cylinder wetting to a greater extent when placed close to the port. No,
> fully atomized gasoline still burns, just at a MUCH faster rate and MUCH
> more completely. A number of years ago, I read about a "Hot Vapor" engine
> that Smokey Yunick designed and developed with the intent of selling to the
> auto companies (none of them bit though - pity). This system ran the
> air/fuel mixture through a manifold that circulated the engine water around
> the charge and then passed the charge to another manifold that the exhaust
> system ran around (can you say _dangerous_ here) and then dumped the charge
> into the cylinders though a carb. The mixture was around 400 to 500 degrees
> F when entered into the chamber and fully atomized. He was getting (if my
> feeble memory serves me correctly) about (150 HP and 50 mpg)
( three-cylinder sprint engine.)
is there any thing in print of how he did this??
Steve
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