Cosworth built a V6
Posted: 25 Jan 2014, 06:50
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Re: Cosworth built a V6
Posted: 25 Jan 2014, 07:43
Did they build it - or just model it in 3d?
Re: Cosworth built a V6
Posted: 25 Jan 2014, 08:03
You can tell that is a real engine not a render .... It's damned sexy too!
Re: Cosworth built a V6
Posted: 27 Jan 2014, 17:15
The Race Engine Technology magazine where it is featured is really worth reading.
Re: Cosworth built a V6
Posted: 27 Jan 2014, 17:38
That image almost seems to imply dual intercoolers. I mean you could split the flow off of one intercooler but unequal length charge piping would be likely produce a slight loss in efficiency.
Re: Cosworth built a V6
Posted: 27 Jan 2014, 18:08
actually, it's clear as day it's a renderdjos wrote:You can tell that is a real engine not a render .... It's damned sexy too!
Re: Cosworth built a V6
Posted: 27 Jan 2014, 18:10
Then you're not very good at telling.djos wrote:You can tell that is a real engine not a render .... It's damned sexy too!
Re: Cosworth built a V6
Posted: 27 Jan 2014, 18:19
rscsr wrote:
Just for the sake of keeping with actual data. Here are some charts from the Cosworth V8 and V6. Taken from the Race Engine Technology #72 and #73. (That magazine is really worth reading).
Power Curves for the Cosworth CA (V8):
Power Curves comparison of the V8 and V6 (forecast):
relative fuel consumption of the V6:
P.S.: I'm Sorry for the crappy picture quality, I had to take a photo with my mobile phone and the paper is really shiny.
Re: Cosworth built a V6
Posted: 27 Jan 2014, 18:24
Could you please fix the image links from url code to img code??
Re: Cosworth built a V6
Posted: 27 Jan 2014, 19:03
Holm86 wrote:Could you please fix the image links from url code to img code??
Re: Cosworth built a V6
Posted: 27 Jan 2014, 19:05
In your quotation the image links is inserted in url code. If you delete them and use img code instead the pictures will show. Now they don't.WilliamsF1 wrote:Holm86 wrote:Could you please fix the image links from url code to img code??
Re: Cosworth built a V6
Posted: 27 Jan 2014, 19:13
The quote is from the 2014 intercooler trend: http://www.f1technical.net/forum/viewto ... 40#p478640
Here is the working quote:
Here is the working quote:
rscsr wrote:Just for the sake of keeping with actual data. Here are some charts from the Cosworth V8 and V6. Taken from the Race Engine Technology #72 and #73. (That magazine is really worth reading).Blanchimont wrote:Your calculations seem to be correct, power depends on the maximum fuel flow allowed for 2014.mrluke wrote:I dont have any information on the power curve of the old V8 but I expect it to be very peaky and to make peak torque somewhere around 16-18krpm this gives about 230ftlbs of torque. I would suggest that in the 6-12krpm range its going to be making an awful lot less torque whereas the v6 is making about 300ftlbs.
But why do you compare the torque of the 2013 engine at 16-18k with the torque of the 2014 engine at 6-12k without multiplying with the gear ratio?
Power Curves for the Cosworth CA (V8):
Power Curves comparison of the V8 and V6 (forecast):
relative fuel consumption of the V6:
P.S.: I'm Sorry for the crappy picture quality, I had to take a photo with my mobile phone and the paper is really shiny.
Re: Cosworth built a V6
Posted: 27 Jan 2014, 19:13
Holm86 wrote:In your quotation the image links is inserted in url code. If you delete them and use img code instead the pictures will show. Now they don't.WilliamsF1 wrote:Holm86 wrote:Could you please fix the image links from url code to img code??
I see images, how come? the code is with imgRe: Cosworth built a V6
Posted: 28 Jan 2014, 03:09
Why is the maximum power at ~11500 rpm and not 10500 rpm?
Re: Cosworth built a V6
Posted: 29 Jan 2014, 01:41
what is up with the front cyl exhaust pipe?