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Mustang HP2g engine efficiency
Hello, folks,
I know some out there would like to know just how efficient that engine is in the Mustang HP2g. I have the answer. I used the published data for the car, and added the following information needed to determine engine efficiency-- Wheel rolling resistance coefficient..........0.006 Air density........................................... 1.20 kg/cu.m. Drive train efficiency, shaft-to-wheels.......85% Okay, then I calculated the engine efficiency, assuming the numbers are for gasoline, not E85 (giving the car owners the benefit of the doubt). I also did the calculations ignoring wind. Here is the engine brake efficiency range: 104% min to about 112% max. Based on numbers in their fuel economy log. I conclude that these folks should receive a prize for the first internal combustion engine to achieve over-unity output. I admit I may have overlooked some important detail, and in that case I am sure somebody will come forward with that information. Ernie Rogers |
LOL!
How about a Linc-Volt analysis? |
They're running BS95 or whatever, so not counting whatever proportion of the energy is O.K.
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