Page 2 of 3 PrimaBefore 123 LastUltima
Results 11 to 20 of 26
  1. #11
    THE AVERAGE USER
    Date Of Registration
    Dec 2012
    Messages
    138
    Citazione Originally Written by cicciogsr Visualizza Messaggio
    the maps lambda in the diesel engine does not smagriscono as in gasoline, is used as a limiter fumosit? so if you understand what contain the tables you can increase the flow rate of the diesel, of course, adapting all the rest of lambda 1 in the diesel is equivalent to having an afr of 14.5 for this the user tells you to decrement the maps
    but I don't know what to get the maps lamda with the limitation...if you can be more? precise
    thanks

  2. #12
    THE AVERAGE USER L'avatar di biela
    Date Of Registration
    Jan 2014
    The resort
    Spain
    Et
    50
    Messages
    90
    At 4000 rpm and 1000 mg/hub of MAF you can see 1.589 value of lambda.

    1.589x14.5 is an AFR of 23.0405.

    1000/23.0405=43.402 mg/inj of fuel allowed.
    Racing is life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting"

  3. #13
    THE AVERAGE USER
    Date Of Registration
    Dec 2012
    Messages
    138
    Citazione Originally Written by biela Visualizza Messaggio
    At 4000 rpm and 1000 mg/hub of MAF you can see 1.589 value of lambda.

    1.589x14.5 is an AFR of 23.0405.

    1000/23.0405=43.402 mg/inj of fuel allowed.
    Are you telling me that ? a problem of stoichiometric? If the mixture ? lean I can understand that it can go into protection. But in this case we have a miscelta fat, and then I don't understand what you mean. Can you explain to me why? of this your reasoning?

  4. #14
    THE AVERAGE USER L'avatar di biela
    Date Of Registration
    Jan 2014
    The resort
    Spain
    Et
    50
    Messages
    90
    There is no problem with stoichiometric ratio.
    I was telling how to calculate fuel limitation.
    Diesel engines run lean. For example 23.0405 AFR, this is lean.
    If you want more fuel with the same air mass, then you need to run richer.
    How much air mass is your engine running at 4000 rpm?
    Have you done any logging?
    Racing is life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting"

  5. #15
    THE AVERAGE USER
    Date Of Registration
    Dec 2012
    Messages
    138
    Citazione Originally Written by biela Visualizza Messaggio
    There is no problem with stoichiometric ratio.
    I was telling how to calculate fuel limitation.
    Diesel engines run lean. For example 23.0405 AFR, this is lean.
    If you want more fuel with the same air mass, then you need to run richer.
    How much air mass is your engine running at 4000 rpm?
    Have you done any logging?
    I did not do the log data . I can tell you that the damage affecting the 1:58 bar overpressure and limp it home!...
    and now I can not read the values because the car is no longer in my hands
    how did you solve it?

  6. #16
    THE AVERAGE USER L'avatar di biela
    Date Of Registration
    Jan 2014
    The resort
    Spain
    Et
    50
    Messages
    90
    Hello

    I am understanding that you have 2 problems: an overboost and IQ limiter.
    For an overboost you need to modify the turbo and vnt maps.
    For IQ limitation you need to modify the lambda maps.

    Try to open vnt vhen an overboost. And do not request too much boost at low rpm.
    Racing is life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting"

  7. #17
    THE AVERAGE USER
    Date Of Registration
    Dec 2012
    Messages
    138
    Citazione Originally Written by biela Visualizza Messaggio
    Hello

    I am understanding that you have 2 problems: an overboost and IQ limiter.
    For an overboost you need to modify the turbo and vnt maps.
    For IQ limitation you need to modify the lambda maps.

    Try to open vnt vhen an overboost. And do not request too much boost at low rpm.
    maps turbo are ok . How do I change the lamda to prevent the recovery data from maps iq ?

  8. #18
    THE AVERAGE USER
    Date Of Registration
    Jul 2012
    Messages
    193
    Citazione Originally Written by biela Visualizza Messaggio
    Hello

    I am understanding that you have 2 problems: an overboost and IQ limiter.
    For an overboost you need to modify the turbo and vnt maps.
    For IQ limitation you need to modify the lambda maps.

    Try to open vnt vhen an overboost. And do not request too much boost at low rpm.
    For opening vnt must decrease the value?

  9. #19
    THE AVERAGE USER
    Date Of Registration
    Dec 2012
    Messages
    138
    Citazione Originally Written by megamind Visualizza Messaggio
    For opening vnt must decrease the value?
    what criteria should be used to decrease the lamda according to iq ?
    For maps turbo , I put the original values and goes into an overboost ... because the pressure rises because of the same maps iq .

  10. #20
    THE AVERAGE USER L'avatar di biela
    Date Of Registration
    Jan 2014
    The resort
    Spain
    Et
    50
    Messages
    90
    Yes, For opening vnt you must decrease the value.
    If you have an overboost with original file, then could be stuck vanes.

    For example, the AFR target of 17:1 without the smoke.
    If you put 2100 mbar at 4000 rpm, you are near 915 mg/hub of the air.
    915/17=53,8 mg IQ

    You change the lambda from 1,589 to 1,172 to allow that IQ.
    Racing is life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting"

Page 2 of 3 PrimaBefore 123 LastUltima

Tags for This Discussion

Write permission

  • You you can not post new threads
  • You you can not send answers
  • You you can not send attachments
  • You you can not edit your posts
  •