Fuel injection plugs
Espen Hilde
mwichstr at online.no
Fri Apr 30 08:43:46 GMT 1999
Hi!
I agree with using a variable transmition to keep the rpm at max torque but
we have to have a variable size engine to, to get max torque we have to
have wot.if we drive at wot the output will be to high for our use.
Variable stroke is a help but it will be a ineffichent combustion camber
with
the short stroke and the compression ratio will not be good still running
wot.
VW made a variable compression ratio combustion camber, dont ask me how
they did it.....variable combustion camber and variable stroke would
do the trick .....easy uh....Ore several independant engines coupled
together
Espen
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> From: James Ballenger <jballeng at vt.edu>
> To: diy_efi at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu
> Subject: Re: Fuel injection plugs
> Date: 30. april 1999 04:47
>
>
>
> Howard Wilkinson wrote:
>
> > The most reasonable way to control engine power output is by
> > gearing so that RPM is controlled by load. A continuously variable
> > transmission system could allow an engine to operate at full throttle
> > all the time except at idle when it would need to be throttled.
> > Allowing the engine to always operate at WOT would greatly increase
> > efficiency. H.W.
>
> Ok, I know this isnt right. If we had continously variable
transmissions,
> we would be running them at peak torque not at wot. VE is greatest at
peak
> torque, the reason we rev engines higher to acheive high horsepower is to
combat
> inefficient gearing. At wot, there is significantly reduced ve and not
enough
> time to get good mixture and combustion, therefore lower torque. The
reason
> this is an asset is because it produces more torque per unit time, ie
power.
> With a continuously variable transmission we could run the engine all day
long
> at peak torque and get double or triple the gas mileage, more power, and
reduced
> wear. Again, im just a student so tell me where i goofed but I have
discussed
> this with others before and feel somehat confident that this is right.
>
> James Ballenger
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