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    calculation afr....let's talk

    hi all, I was wondering kindly if someone ? can explain how to do correctly the calculation of the afr in a diesel engine..I enclose a map example

    http://www.professionalchiptuning.ne...era-vt133.html POST N3.

    what to take to a reference to calculate the original one? then once you have made the mod, as I reported esattamnente ( or almost) to the afr series?

    I saw that on the drive type golf 7 , if you do not keep an afr similar to that of the series (17), the filter regenerates frequently, so I would like to understand if there is a real formulina to apply.


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    anyone guys?

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    the air flow ? in the mapping of the air lens
    the flow diesel ? in axis with the same mapping
    a control and tweaks to the unit? measurement
    then the ratio

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    Citazione Originally Written by sergiot Visualizza Messaggio
    the air flow ? in the mapping of the air lens
    the flow diesel ? in axis with the same mapping
    a control and tweaks to the unit? measurement
    then the ratio
    Sergio, if I'm not mistaken, the ratio of the air/quantity? diesel fuel is injected just before the prex maps...share the thought?

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    Citazione Originally Written by sergiot Visualizza Messaggio
    the air flow ? in the mapping of the air lens
    the flow diesel ? in axis with the same mapping
    a control and tweaks to the unit? measurement
    then the ratio
    hello,could you be more clear ? explaining maybe that calculation do you do? I have attached the file ori affixed I think this might be of interest to all as ? important x to do a good job..

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    map prex????? what?????
    there is a map of afr but ? only a limiter, what was once the map of the smoke.

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    Citazione Originally Written by sergiot Visualizza Messaggio
    map prex????? what?????
    there is a map of afr but ? only a limiter, what was once the map of the smoke.
    I spoke to you of the map prex turbo...this? c'? a limiter on this map which is called the (air as a function of the diesel) and ? the one that equilibria of this relationship.
    With regard to the AFR I wanted to ask if you could be more? accurate on the maps to which you refer, perhaps putting a file of the study.
    Thanks

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    Citazione Originally Written by Four Visualizza Messaggio
    I spoke to you of the map prex turbo...this? c'? a limiter on this map which is called the (air as a function of the diesel) and ? the one that equilibria of this relationship.
    With regard to the AFR I wanted to ask if you could be more? accurate on the maps to which you refer, perhaps putting a file of the study.
    Thanks

    I have posted a sample file on purpose, I see that you are interested in most people the thing from the guys we do a good thread with a good explanation

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    next boys nobody's? calculate the afr??

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    let's take an example
    I read in the map limiter, the maximum torque value = 370 nm at 2000 rpm/min
    I go on the map pair - diesel and 2000 rpm and 370 nm I find about 74 mm3 (interpolating between 350-68,7 and 400-83,9)
    turn 74 mm3 x 0.9 = 66,6 mg
    I go on the map fuel - to-air and for 2000 rpm and 74 mm3 find air 1000 mg
    divide 1000 / 66,6 I find afr= 15,01

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