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  1. larryh
    Engine Map, ICE RPM vs. Absolute Load

    From the album: Car

    Engine map showing the operating regions of the ICE. The x-axis is Engine RPMs. The y-axis is absolute load, the percentage of maximum air flow into the engine which is linearly correlated with brake torque. The solid black line estimates the maximum load at a given RPM.
  2. larryh
    Engine Map, Engine RPM vs. Absolute Load (Volumetric Efficiency)

    From the album: Car

    Engine map showing the operating regions of the ICE. The x-axis is Engine RPMs. The y-axis is absolute load, or volumetric efficiency, i.e. the percentage of maximum air flow into the engine.
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