off-throttle (really, off-accelerator) there is traditionally available a negative torque equivalent here to about 15% of max ICE torquePlatinumZealot wrote:They probably try to prevent the situation then?
Engine maps with spark and injector cut out when off throttle? MGU-H activated etc?
As in off-throttle is more like a zero or negative torque demand more than actual closing of throttle.
Did you mean you install throttle at suction side on compressor like BMW F1 4cyl. in 1980ies?gruntguru wrote:Best way to unload a compressor at low flow conditions is to throttle upstream. Volumetric flow remains to the right of the surge line but mass flow (and work) is limited by the low air density in the compressor.
Hi,Tommy Cookers wrote:
Recovery rate via gu-k action is rule-limited (to a level equivalent to about 25% of of max ICE torque),
making at most circuits total recovery via gu-k action under braking much less than permitted (for stored energy use/lap).
So extending gu-k activity is highly desirable, this may increase the use of trail braking.
and gu-k action is permitted even brake-off at zero accelerator provided net PU torque is no more than zero
(the 'zero overrun torque' rule, as used in NA F1 to increase the energy from so-called KERS)
all natural engine braking can be cancelled by this controlled ICE running in this case or in maximal braking or trail braking
yes this costs fuel, but it's a racetime-efficient use of that fuel
(and fuel-off only the pumping part of neb is cancellable by throttle plate opening)
imo we can be sure the throttle plate is not usually being 'fully' closed accelerator-off
the mgu-h ability to spool-up and spool-down has many uses
It might be just an acoustic anomaly. But all the various sound clips posted here and other places, sounds to me and others, as if the whole MGU-H combo is running at constant high speed over the whole lap. Anybody have a clip that refutes that observation?RicME85 wrote:Alonso was quoted on Sky F1 that the weird sounds the Honda has made since testing is deliberate and not down to things not running properly
I hope they don't do it. I prefer they hold the upgrades and introduce them at Spa so Honda can have 4 more weeks of testing and find more of the unexpect failures that are the common declarations of Arai every time that something broke down.Andres125sx wrote:http://www.marca.com/2015/07/07/motor/f ... 55911.html
For those who don´t want to translate, they say Honda have planned to use more tokens for Budapest. New combustion chamber, valves managment, and TC modifications.
Maybe it´s the other way around. They´ve done a lot of dyno tests, but we all have seen how useless that can be without real world testing into the car with g-forces, bumps, etc, so maybe they want to test it first on a track where PU is not so important before going to Spa, just in case they need to do some mod.maguetox wrote:I hope they don't do it. I prefer they hold the upgrades and introduce them at Spa so Honda can have 4 more weeks of testing and find more of the unexpect failures that are the common declarations of Arai every time that something broke down.Andres125sx wrote:http://www.marca.com/2015/07/07/motor/f ... 55911.html
For those who don´t want to translate, they say Honda have planned to use more tokens for Budapest. New combustion chamber, valves managment, and TC modifications.