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Nga: Mike Robert <pmrobert@bellsouth.net>
Lėnda: Re: [FlyRotary] Re: Pressure switch
Data: Wed, 11 Aug 2004 21:14:10 -0400
Pėr: Rotary motors in aircraft <flyrotary@lancaironline.net>
Russell Duffy wrote:

In fact, I just realized why I run so rough on desent.  The MAP is probably getting pulled down below 10" and the pressure probably drops even more making it very lean...  hmmm  :-)

I mentioned this to Tracy one day, and he said (best I understood it) that the engine basically isn't running under these conditions.  For one thing, the injector duty cycle is so low that they effectively aren't opening.  I've noticed times in the pattern when I was descending at idle, and the engine noise seemed to almost go away.  Opening the throttle some made it start, then going to idle stop.  I got the distinct feeling that the engine was not running at idle, just like a car cuts the fuel on deceleration.  Interesting. Rusty (Maaaaaaaayby running Rev-3 by Sunday)


If you're running only premix, be careful with this situation, for obvious reasons. Those apex seals *like* a touch of lubrication :-) Pump people should be fine! I run premix in my daily driver rotary and set the ECU to give .3 ms + opening time to my injectors on overrun/decel - which is what descending at idle is, to an extreme, for a long time. Ed, still haven't got into that attic for the SAE paper, my apologies! I'll be up there soon.


     -Mike
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