Relative Humidty impact on combustion???
Relative Humidty impact on combustion???
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Hi,
I'm presently optimizing the ECU code for a F.Ford 1600. I'm wondering about the impact of the relative humidity of the air on premium fuel combustion comparing sunny days against rainy days RH(20%/80%)???. I planning to optimize the ECU intake system depending of the weather. ( non-turbo, std. intake filter box )
Does it worth an optimization??? If yes, how could I control it or force more humide air to achieve better performance?
I'm presently optimizing the ECU code for a F.Ford 1600. I'm wondering about the impact of the relative humidity of the air on premium fuel combustion comparing sunny days against rainy days RH(20%/80%)???. I planning to optimize the ECU intake system depending of the weather. ( non-turbo, std. intake filter box )
Does it worth an optimization??? If yes, how could I control it or force more humide air to achieve better performance?





RE: Relative Humidty impact on combustion???
As combustion efficiency is already very high,sacraficing VE for an improvement it CE is futile.
Regards
pat
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RE: Relative Humidty impact on combustion???
I've a pretty good of what they mean but just to be sure!
thx for the response, patprimmer
RE: Relative Humidty impact on combustion???
Regards
pat
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