by Janic » 16/11/18, 07:22
castégnède says "water behaves like a fuel" l
The confusion comes from the meaning given to words in their context. In a boiler, steam creates pressure. Whereas in a water injection engine, this is not under pressure and does not intervene indirectly as with a boiler, but directly in the combustion chamber. Same thing with the argument that water Cold promotes the increase of air necessary for combustion, while steam has an opposite effect and its action increases the energy availability provided by this vaporized water, which is an apparent nonsense unless we consider that the process induced by this water does not obey the criteria usually recognized in thermal.
The consumption reduction figures observed experimentally demonstrate that between theory and reality there is a gap to be crossed without a priori.
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