2 strokes Formula 1 engine

All that has to do with the power train, gearbox, clutch, fuels and lubricants, etc. Generally the mechanical side of Formula One.
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Post Fri Aug 03, 2012 12:00 am

Richied76 wrote:i'm sorry but are ricardo out of there minds? do they seriouslt think an engine will evacuate exhaust gas when the piston is traveling downwards? the "concept" above is not only usless as far as actually being ablt to have two sets of differeing cam's but the bloody thing will be as efficiant as painting your house with a tooth brush!


Four-cycle engines need to have the power stoke pressure down to near ambient by BDC. The exhaust valve opens during the power stroke to allow blow down that avoids energy losses that would result from residual cylinder pressure during the exhaust stroke. At high RPMs the exhaust has to open rather early to accomplish this.
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Post Fri Aug 03, 2012 3:42 pm

iceracer wrote:conclusion is that there are "powers" thats wants 4 stroker..more than 2 stroker dispite the powergains for the trostroke engines..Sad but true!..


about 25 years ago the EU funded 2 stroke research (eg at Lotus) because the emission of NOx was inherently low with the 2 stroke (also with the RC/Wankel), so it would need only a 2-way catalyst

then we all went in 1992 to the 3-way catalyst (more expensive and less fuel-efficient) because certain European car makers who were heavy exporters to the USA and Japan had already standardised their whole production this way (by getting their governments to pay the extra cost to home-market buyers, against EU rules)
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