Sentences with phrase «high engine loads»

This innovative system allows for greater low - end torque, more immediate engine response from any throttle position, and improved fuel economy under higher engine loads.

The sound occurs under all conditions; warm / cold engine, low / high engine load etc..

Achieving low - temperature activity, while surviving the harsh conditions encountered at high engine loads, remains a formidable challenge.

The additional use of a turbocharger helps support relatively high engine loads with the short valve opening contour and the lower valve lifts, enabling the good efficiency of the EIVC - based process over a wider load range.

The researchers addressed the daunting challenge of designing a catalyst that could endure engine exhaust temperatures of up to nearly 750 degrees Celsius (about 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit) encountered under high engine loads.

The researchers addressed the daunting challenge of designing a catalyst that could endure engine exhaust temperatures of up to nearly 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit encountered under high engine loads.

In any petrol engine, fuel that is too low on octane can cause damage through detonation, more quickly if it occurs at high engine load and revolutions.

That's optional, but recommended because it helps prevent negative pressure building up between air filter and engine, which can cause the standard pipe to collapse in on itself at high engine loads.

Using a heavier grade than recommended may cause decrease in fuel economy, higher engine loads and eventually shortened engine life.

High engine loads plus inadequate cooling will result in detonation.

Three front - mounted radiators and cross flow cooling ensure optimum heat transfer even under high engine loads.

The 50 kW electric motor is 32 percent more powerful than the motor used the in Sonata Hybrid and allows EV operation at higher engine load and speed.

This was confirmed by the results from Czerwinski et al. [80] for rape methyl ester (RME) and rape seed oil fuel (ROR), in particular at higher engine loads.