This site describes F1 direct injection scheme; looks like
stratified charge with a pre ignition chamber. An injector in both
chambers.
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http://www.enginelabs.com/news/f1-tech-what-is-turbulent-jet-ignition/
I neglected to report they claim BSFC is 200g/KW/Hr with an F1 V6.
I translated that to be .33
Robert LeClercq
The strange thing is that the rules only allow one injector per
cylinder . I wonder how they get around that.
Barry Bordes
Paul and Robert,
The Rotary Community has people working on TJI... just saying. See
attached, Barry Bordes
What are we looking at here Barry?
The wankel is trying to set a fire in a wind storm. They don't call
it a rotating combustion chamber for nothing :-)
IMHO the problem won't be solved until that is changed. They should
blow some air in the reverse direction.
One way to do that is have a double layer combustion chamber and use
the air flowing in the basement up, around and back to slow the air
flowing in the living room where the fire is :-)
If the ceiling is low enough in the basement the air won't catch
fire in the basement due to flame quenching and the lack of fuel in
the basement air assuming direct injection in the living room.
The slot that allows the compressed air to enter the basement will
reduce the pressure that causes the squish flow in the living room in
the first place :-)
Pardon the analogy with a house on fire :-)
Paul Lamar
Paul,
While testing with my combustion pressure sensors I kept getting about 6
to 12 random preignition cycles on a 3000 to 8000 RPM pull. My thought
was that it was from the exhaust reversion from the prior cycle.
I was afraid the early timing would cause detonation but it never did.... In
fact the burn rates were improved.
So now I am trying to seed the ignition with reversion gases.
I quoted earlier in our conversations about a Honda 2 stroke study where
they made a reversion type ignition that would operate partially without
its regular spark ignition. They used it in their Dakar racer! It had a
very good BSFC.
I am theorizing that it may even be better to use the trailing plug
position for seeding the passing hurricane of mixture flow.
I will be using though The attached seeding apparatus in the leading
plug position for the first experiments.
It has not run yet. I need a computer like the Motec to coordinate the
system.
Barry Bordes
Barry, Take a look at a $60. Maximite. They are very very easy to
program. You don't get the source
code with a Motec. I can help you get up to speed on the Maximite. It is
also much much cheaper than a Motec. The Motec cost $1000's. The
Maximites are so cheap you can use one for
each rotor. That gives them more time to deal with things. You can use
one for the ignition
and another for the fuel injection. Four total. I recommend using the
wide band O2 sensor
to control the mixture in a closed loop. They also function as recorders
so you can look
at what the engine did on every run.
Paul Lamar
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