Ricardo WAVE simulations

[Gustavo]

Hello, we're working with Ricardo WAVE for the first time and we're having some problems with our simulations! Can anyone help with some data?
We're simulating a Honda CBR 600 F4i. Basically we need information about volumetric efficiency, port flow coefficients and valve definition (we have both the intake and exhaust valves with plateaus at max lift, which may be incorrect, but we don't have any data about that!
Thanks for your help!

[Gustavo]

Hello, we're working with Ricardo WAVE for the first time and we're having some problems with our simulations! Can anyone help with some data?
We're simulating a Honda CBR 600 F4i. Basically we need information about volumetric efficiency, port flow coefficients and valve definition (we have both the intake and exhaust valves with plateaus at max lift, which may be incorrect, but we don't have any data about that!
Thanks for your help!

[woollymoof]

If you post your email address I can give you the stock intake and exhaust cam profiles for the F4i.

I'd be very interested in the other stuff mentioned above if anyone else has it.

[Marc Jaxa-Rozen]

Kirk,

I'd be really interested in the cam profiles, marcjaxa@gmail.com - thanks a lot.

Flowbench testing would be the only way to get accurate port flow data. That's definitely an area where we'll be doing some development so I'll let you know.

Marc Jaxa-Rozen
École Polytechnique de Montréal

[Gustavo]

My email is gustavo_fsaeusb@yahoo.com. Marc, could you email me to chat about your flowbench testing?? We're very interested in that for this year either, but we need a little help! Also if any of you have that kind of data, please share ir! Thanks!

[Christopher Chow]

same, here, we are looking for the gsxr-600 2001-2003 engine data relevant to Ricardo Wave. Any help would be appriciated!

[Jayneel]

My email is jhp23@njit.edu can someone please give me the required engine data for the f4i

Thanks for Helping
Jayneel
NJIT Formula Team

[Michael Palaszynski]

Hey Kirk,

could you send those values this way?

mikepal@umd.edu

thanks!


EDIT: I've really got to start paying attention to the dates...