Yes,
*Air fuel Ratio
*Stoichiometric Air Fuel Ratio
*Stoichiometric Combustion Ratio or even Stoichiometric Combustion
These things definitely make sense, but where can you see the usage of this term "Combustion Ratio" in IC engines?, I think even he cant find any.
He is just trying to change his mistake from compression to combustion.( I wont believe until I find it anywhere, because he changes his words every now and then)
Here whats the "WORST CASE" you are talking about? Is it Under the "EXTREME WORST DRIVING"(including prolonged Redlining) or the worst case scenerio which comes under the "NORMAL DRIVING CONDITION"(which includes a normal top speed of 80-120kmph)? I request you to make this clear and also share the source for this 10:1AFR.
*If it is "Under normal driving condition" and you find your AFR goes to 10, then you must change your O2 sensor.
*Or else you are mentioning to the"Extreme condition" then this is not applicable for us.
Do you remember what you said before? Quoting your previous post
Its very evident you are trying your best to cheat us for just not admitting your mistakes.
What is this man? earlier you said "an average petrol engine uses a ratio of 10:1" and now you are saying "10:1 is a worst case scenario"
What he encountered is the term "Stoichiometric Combustion Ratios". Please dont say "Combustion Ratios=Stoichiometric Combustion Ratios"
IF you are damn sure about the existence of the term Combustion Ratio then please show me a couple of links. I'm sure, most probable you will say "You can believe it or not. Anyways I don't have time to prove it to you".
Ya its not difficult to read. and Quoting is also not necessary in the case of normal writings.
But when it comes to questing about the mistakes, its will be difficult to understand to what you are talking about. Even your two different post on same topic itself wont have any consistency. just like compression and combustion.
*Air fuel Ratio
*Stoichiometric Air Fuel Ratio
*Stoichiometric Combustion Ratio or even Stoichiometric Combustion
These things definitely make sense, but where can you see the usage of this term "Combustion Ratio" in IC engines?, I think even he cant find any.
He is just trying to change his mistake from compression to combustion.( I wont believe until I find it anywhere, because he changes his words every now and then)
Here whats the "WORST CASE" you are talking about? Is it Under the "EXTREME WORST DRIVING"(including prolonged Redlining) or the worst case scenerio which comes under the "NORMAL DRIVING CONDITION"(which includes a normal top speed of 80-120kmph)? I request you to make this clear and also share the source for this 10:1AFR.
*If it is "Under normal driving condition" and you find your AFR goes to 10, then you must change your O2 sensor.
*Or else you are mentioning to the"Extreme condition" then this is not applicable for us.
Do you remember what you said before? Quoting your previous post
Its very evident you are trying your best to cheat us for just not admitting your mistakes.
What is this man? earlier you said "an average petrol engine uses a ratio of 10:1" and now you are saying "10:1 is a worst case scenario"
What he encountered is the term "Stoichiometric Combustion Ratios". Please dont say "Combustion Ratios=Stoichiometric Combustion Ratios"
IF you are damn sure about the existence of the term Combustion Ratio then please show me a couple of links. I'm sure, most probable you will say "You can believe it or not. Anyways I don't have time to prove it to you".
Ya its not difficult to read. and Quoting is also not necessary in the case of normal writings.
But when it comes to questing about the mistakes, its will be difficult to understand to what you are talking about. Even your two different post on same topic itself wont have any consistency. just like compression and combustion.
The basis of this worst case scenario was also stated in the previous post, read it carefully and you will see it. Writing "Average petrol engine" was a mistake, I should have guessed it would have cause confusion.
The world doesn't live on the internet, which is something understood only after years spent in the field!
Go ahead, search for consistency taking my corrections into account, you won't find any flaws, because science doesn't change.