Difference between revisions of "Category:Internal Combustion"
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Engine | Engine | ||
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Engine Control | Engine Control | ||
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Fuel | Fuel | ||
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Cooling | Cooling | ||
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Exhaust | Exhaust | ||
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| + | [Currently just an outline, i don't think having the rules/restrictions is the best thing to put in these spots] | ||
=Engine:= | =Engine:= | ||
As of 2019, the FSAE rules require an internal combustion engine with a displacement of 710cc or less. Available OEM motors within this displacement limit are largely sourced from motorcycles and snowmobiles. | As of 2019, the FSAE rules require an internal combustion engine with a displacement of 710cc or less. Available OEM motors within this displacement limit are largely sourced from motorcycles and snowmobiles. | ||
=Intake= | =Intake= | ||
All air used by the engine(s) for combustion must pass through a 25mm opening, commonly referred to as a 'restrictor'. For naturally aspirated engines, this restriction limits the maximum power output from the engine to about 100 hp. | All air used by the engine(s) for combustion must pass through a 25mm opening, commonly referred to as a 'restrictor'. For naturally aspirated engines, this restriction limits the maximum power output from the engine to about 100 hp. | ||
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| + | The competition rules limit sound output of the engine. | ||
| + | =Fuel= | ||
| + | The fuels available at US competitions are gasoline of octane ratings 93 and 100, and E85. | ||
Revision as of 15:50, 14 May 2020
[note: should create page for each subsystem so this page doesn't end up miles long]
Components:
Intake
Engine
Engine Control
Fuel
Cooling
Exhaust
Drivetrain
[Currently just an outline, i don't think having the rules/restrictions is the best thing to put in these spots]
Engine:
As of 2019, the FSAE rules require an internal combustion engine with a displacement of 710cc or less. Available OEM motors within this displacement limit are largely sourced from motorcycles and snowmobiles.
Intake
All air used by the engine(s) for combustion must pass through a 25mm opening, commonly referred to as a 'restrictor'. For naturally aspirated engines, this restriction limits the maximum power output from the engine to about 100 hp.
Exhaust
The competition rules limit sound output of the engine.
Fuel
The fuels available at US competitions are gasoline of octane ratings 93 and 100, and E85.
Pages in category "Internal Combustion"
The following 16 pages are in this category, out of 16 total.
