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struggling to find a good way to estimate exhaust gas temperature, pressure and wall temperature. please help. need values for wave, can choose values recorded from other vehicles or as standard from r6 as this is the engine im using. not sure how accurate data will be. using e85 aswell.
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The best would be to put it on the dyno in car configuration and measure it. Another solution is to use GT-Power or anything similar which calculates this value with a wall temperature solver.
Regards, Tobi Head of Electronics '06 '07 '08 Lions Racing Team Braunschweig "Reality must take precedence over PR, for Nature cannot be fooled." Richard Feynman, Investigator of the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster - Three nations have not officially adopted the International Metric System of Units as their primary or sole system of measurement: Liberia, Myanmar and the United States. - 1 Inch was defined to be the thumb width of Heinrich, I., King of England. - Later 1 Inch was redefined to be the length of 3 barleycorns by Eduard, II., King of England. - 0˚F were defined by Fahrenheit in the harsh winter of 1708/1709 as he thought that it is impossible to become colder than this - 100˚F were defined by Fahrenheit to be the normal temperature of the human body. Obviously he had fever, when measuring his own body temperature to define his scale. |
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thanks for the info, looking forward to sing dyno 4 first time.
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