Αποτελέσματα Αναζήτησης
Diagnosing basic fuel system problems requires an understanding of components, fuel system design, pressure and flow theory, as well as diagnostic techniques. Let's start with fuel system components, beginning with the last component first, to explain how an injector's flow rate is calculated.
- NewsBreak
Record-Breaking Times Win Engine Builder Competition The...
- Trade Secrets
When a customer brings a vehicle in with its Check Engine...
- NewsBreak
Precision ‘low flow’ volumetric fuel flow meter for testing of high-efficiency road car engines. Capable of measuring fuel flow rates of 0-4000 ml/min, FlowSonic LF delivers direct volumetric flow measurement with calculated mass flow measurement, with a 500:1 turndown ratio.
To calculate the engine exhaust flow rate it is necessary that you should know the exhaust temperature, volumetric efficiency, engine size and RPM of flywheel. The method is quite different in the case of two-stroke and four-stroke engines. In this article, we’re going to discuss:
In this article, we'll learn why our fuel gauges behave the way they do. There are two main parts to a fuel gauge: the sender, which measures the level of fuel in the tank, and the gauge, which displays that level to the driver. First, let's see how a typical sender works. Contents.
Gasoline and diesel fuel measurement from single injector testing to on-vehicle flow measurement across the automotive and on/off-highway transportation industries. Fuel consumption continues to be a primary measure of success in the automotive industry with improvements through vehicle testing.
19 Σεπ 2014 · How to measure Engine capacity or Engine Volume: To calculate the volume of an engine, you can use the formula: V = π/4 x (D)² x H x N. Where, V = Volume, D = Bore Diameter, H = Stroke Length, N = No. of Cylinders. It is the combined capacity for all engine cylinders added together while it completes its one cycle.
We measure fuel volume with a graduated container, suitable for gasoline. Obviously we must be careful when working with gasoline in an open container. With our gauge setup as in checking pressure at an engine idle, we depress the volume test button on the fuel pressure gauge. We allow fuel to flow into the container for 15 seconds.
