atomization enhancement
Dave Williams
dave.williams at chaos.lrk.ar.us
Mon May 3 03:51:05 GMT 1999
-> There has been some recent research that indicates the best
-> atomization occurs when the exhaust hits the puddled fuel behind the
-> intake valve when the valve opens.
1) you're talking about a pretty small amount of fuel here, which is
supposed to be in vaporized or fine droplet form anyway
2) that valve is hopping up and down pretty-damned-quick, even at idle.
Not much chance for puddling there.
3) there's one hell of a lot of turbulence in that intake port, both
from the valve's movement on and off the seat and from charge
reversion during overlap, not to mention turbulence from the other
cylinders on a common manifold.
On an alcohol-burning Chevy in a sprint car, bogged down coming out of
a corner, I could believe in fuel puddling on the back of the intake
valve. In almost anything else, it's "show me" time.
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