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Actron CP9580 rotary engine volumetric efficiency mazda rx8

started by Jessy Lloyd on 14 Jun 12
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    According to Car-Ware.com, volumetric effectiveness is:

    ...used to describe the sum of fuel/air in the cylinder in relation to typical atmospheric air. If the cylinder is stuffed with fuel/air at atmospheric strain, then the motor is said to have a hundred% volumetric efficiency. On the other hand, super chargers and turbocompresseur chargers boost the strain getting into the cylinder, offering the motor a volumetric performance increased than 100%. Even so, if the cylinder is pulling in a vacuum, then the engine has significantly less than one hundred% volumetric efficiency. Commonly aspirated engines normally run wherever amongst 80% and one hundred% VE. So now, when you go through that a certain manifold and cam mix examined out to have a 95% VE, you will know that the larger the quantity, the more electrical power the motor can generate.

    Attributes of a rotary engine when compared to a 4 stroke aide engine:

    A rotary engine's rotor completes one stroke for each and every 270º of crank rotation:


    • Intake 270º of crank rotation.

    • Compression 540º of crank rotation.

    • Combustion 810º of crank rotation.

    • Exhaust 1080º of crank rotation.



    In other phrases, it requires a rotary engine 1080º of crankshaft rotation to full an consumption, compression, combustion & exhaust cycle. Or 3 crankshaft rotations for each cycle.

    A piston completes a single stroke every single a hundred and eightyº of crank rotation:


    • Intake one hundred eightyº of crank rotation.

    • Compression 360º of crank rotation.

    • Combustion 540º of crank rotation.

    • Exhaust 720º of crank rotation.



    A piston engine needs 720º of crankshaft rotation to full a cycle. In other phrases, 2 total revolutions of the crankshaft.

    A rotor rotates @ 1/3 of the price of the crankshaft. In other terms, for every single 1 revolution of a rotor, the crankshaft has completed three revolutions. For case in point when the tachometer on a vehicle signifies 9000rpms, 1 rotor is turning at 3000rpms.

    On two rotor engines, the front & rear rotors are offset a hundred and eightyº from every single other. A rotation of 360º of the crankshaft will provide the two rotors through the combustion stroke. Since each and every combustion chamber is -in the case of a 13B- 654cc, every 360º of crankshaft rotation will displace a full of 1308cc.

    In purchase to interpolate the cycles and volume displaced by a rotary engine vs. a four aide engine, we can use the subsequent logic:


    • A aide engine will take 720º of crank rotation to total a cycle.

    • In a rotary motor, 720º will produce four combustion strokes:



    1. 360º of crank rotation => 2 combustion strokes.

    2. 720º = 360º x 2

    3. 720º of crank rotation => 4 combustion strokes.

    4. four strokes = 654cc x 4

    5. four strokes = 2616cc



    For simplicity factors, we can stipulate that a one.3L, two rotor rotary motor is related to a two.6L 4 piston, four stroke aide motor. It might not be academically correct, but it is a comparatively basic way of visualizing how the rest of this compose up and the formulation that are normally used to piston engines can be utilized to a rotary engine.

    Moreover, making use of the same calculations utilized to figure out Volumetric Performance (VE) on a piston engine, but for a rotary motor will deliver optimistic outcomes. If we were to contemplate the rotary engine, a four stroke motor with a displacement of 1.3L, the outcomes would render a VE of above one hundred% in much more than a single occasion, which is extremely unrealistic.

    Did I make any perception? Mmm maybe not but, try to adhere to the up coming steps as I try out to make sense out of what I have gathered so much.

    A little experiment...

    Nicely, nowadays I lastly gave up and determined to do a small experiment that I located although searching for an successful strategy to calculate Volumetric Performance on a vehicle with out possessing to yank the motor from the auto. I came throughout the following experiment: Calculating your autos volumetric efficiency

    I will suppose that you are possibly too lazy or exhausted to follow the backlink, so I will describe a little bit on what does the experiment entail.

    The expertise calls for the subsequent: (1)car with an engine (one)OBD-II Scan Instrument (one)inventory air consumption with a Mass Air Circulation sensor (MAF) in stock trim -in accordance to the author, a slight variance from manufacturing unit inventory, these kinds of as eliminating the monitor or repositioning the sensor will give the experiment tiny benefit- (1)stretch of non-public, protected, deserted street.

    Once you have acquired all those products the method is instead painless. Connect the scan instrument to the car and make confident it can report the next items: Motor RPM, Consumption Air Temperature & Air Stream. Utilizing the deserted stretch of non-public road, run the car from a reduced motor rpm (2500rpm) @ WOT to redline (or as considerably as you want your sample to go..) while recording Intake Air Temperature (IAT), Engine Pace (RPM) & Consumption Mass Air Flow (IMAF).

    As soon as you have your knowledge logged, re-read the experiment from the website link supplied and start crunching quantities! Its theory seems straight ahead: based on the calculated theoretical volumetric air stream for your motor (a Renesis in this circumstance), and the information you logged, you can approximate the true VE of your certain motor. I will give the formulas I utilised at the finish of this write-up. For now, let's take a seem at this chart [http://www.myrotarycar.com/mazdarx8/photographs/13B.MSP.Volumetric.Efficiency.020205.a.gif].

    Theoretical Volumetric Air Stream was calculated assuming that a 13B MSP rotary motor has similar displacement in 720º of crankshaft rotation as a 2.six Liter, 4 stroke aide motor. Notice how VE climbs as Motor Pace increases, until finally it reaches 5500rpms. This is ended up the motor is rated to make peak torque, consequently its safe and sound to assume that VE will peak at or close by 5500rpms. Moreover, you can safely suppose that Volumetric Efficiency plotted in opposition to engine speed will mimic the form and attributes of the torque curve produced by the motor.

    Be aware that the plotted VE is considerably linear: will start @ eighty% and climbs its way to a tad more than one hundred%. If this experiment's results could be validated and the parameters I utilized have been precise, it would signify that the Renesis motor -on my car at least- is in reality extremely effective for a commonly aspirated inside combustion powerplant -VE definition above.

    Calculating Volumetric Performance (VE) for the Renesis (13B MSP) rotary motor:

    We will use the next values obtained throughout our information log:

    Data:

    Consumption Air Temperature (IAT) = eighty twoºF

    Motor Pace (RPM) = 8561rpm

    AirFlow (MAF) = 27.3lb/minute

    THEORETICAL AIRFLOW CALCULATION:

    Formula:

    [(ED) x (rpm) x (VE)] / [(ES) x (Do)] = TAF

    Variables:

    ED = Engine Displacement [in³]

    rpm = Engine Pace [RPMs]

    VE = Volumetric Effectiveness [%]

    ES = Engine Stroke Coefficient [#]

    C = Transformation coefficient from in³ to ft³

    TAF = Theoretical Air Stream [ft³]

    Fixing:

    [(159.64in³) x (8561rpm) x (one)] / [(two) x (1728 in³/ft³)] = TAF

    TAF = 395.42ft³

    Values:

    ED = 2.six Liters (1308cc x 2) >> 159.64in³

    rpm = I selected 8561rpm arbitrarily.

    VE = Since this corresponds to Theoretical VE, we suppose VE = 100% (1)

    ES = Since we simplify a 13B motor to a 4 stroke aide engine -as a result two.6L- we use a coefficient of two.

    Do = 1728in³/ft³

    AIR DENSITY & TEMPERATURE CALCULATION:

    Formula:

    [(t1) / (t2)] = [(d2) / (d1)]

    Variables:

    t1 = Temperature of air for a recognized density [ºR]

    t2 = Temperature of the consumption air calculated by the IAT sensor [ºR]

    d1 = Density of air for a acknowledged temperature [lb/ft³]

    d2 = Density of the intake air [lb/ft³]

    Solving for [d2]:

    [(t1) / (t2)] x (d1) = (d2)

    [(491.sixty sevenºR) / (541.sixty sevenºR)] x (.0808lb/ft³) = d2

    d2 = .073341lb/ft³

    Values:

    t1 = 32ºF >> 491.67ºR

    t2 = eighty twoºF >> 541.sixty sevenºR

    d1 = .0808lb/ft³

    VOLUMETRIC Flow Fee CALCULATION:

    Method:

    [(MF) / (d2)] = AVF

    Variables:

    MF = Mass Movement price taken from CANScan [lb/minute]

    d2 = Density of the intake air [lb/ft³]

    AVF = Actual Volumetric Flowrate [ft³/minute]

    Fixing:

    [(27.3lb/moment) / (.073341lb/ft³)] = AVF

    AVF = 372.233ft³/minute

    Values:

    MF = 27.3lb/minute

    d2 = .073341lb/ft³

    VOLUMETRIC Effectiveness CALCULATION:

    Method:

    [(AVF) / (TAF)] = VE

    Variables:

    AVF = Real Volumetric Flow charge [ft³/minute]

    TAF = Theoretical Air Stream fee [ft³/minute]

    VE = Volumetric Efficiency [%]

    Fixing:

    [(372.233ft³/minute) / (395.42ft³/minute)] = AVF

    AVF = .ninety four >> ninety four%

    Values:

    AVF = 372.233ft³/minute

    TAF = 395.42ft³/minute

    Is this remotely close to accurate? I genuinely really don't know! I simply took the time to do a tiny research by means of different channels & gathered info. If you have any remarks, or would like to make any ideas or right aything, make sure you by all implies, make contact with me!

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