Definition of «engine formula»

The term "Engine Formula" refers to a set of mathematical equations that describe how an internal combustion engine works. These formulas take into account various factors such as air and fuel ratios, ignition timing, compression ratio, and other variables that affect the performance of the engine. By understanding these formulas, engineers can optimize the design and operation of engines to improve efficiency, power output, and reduce emissions.

Sentences with «engine formula»

When F1 introduces its new engine formula in 2021 Aston Martin has said it would be interested in having its own engine programme, as long as the costs are kept down (wtf1.com)
This was a huge reason behind the introduction of the current engine formula, as small - capacity turbo engines with a hybrid element were all the rage in road cars when F1's 1.6 - litre V6 hybrid units were first announced. (wtf1.com)
The possibility of an Audi F1 team seems more likely than it has in the past though as the German manufacturer was present during discussions over what F1s next engine formula should be, not to mention the engineers that are probably kicking their heels following the abrupt end of Audi's LMP1 programme. (wtf1.com)
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