Way to Display VE Table in g/sec in HPTuners
#1
Way to Display VE Table in g/sec in HPTuners
This might be a stupid question, but the percentage view of the VE Table in HPTuners aggravates the **** out of me. EFILive allows for you to view the VE table in g/sec. That would be awesome if I could do it in HPT.
#2
only way to do it would be to setup a histogram with rpm, and map axex, then third value would be calc cylair in g/sec? Not too sure, but iirc the only way g/s is 100% accurate is if your injector data is 100% accurate as well? unless you use the maf mass flowrate readings to populate the VE table.. I could be wrong though not exactly sure.
#3
TECH Fanatic
iTrader: (1)
custom pid that uses MAP, MAT, VE, CYLVOL, and a chemical constant for specific air density, charted on the same axis as the normal VE table would do it.
or from fuel consumption, Airmass=AFR*IFR*IPW
better yet, do both and compare, you'll see where and how much your VE is off
or from fuel consumption, Airmass=AFR*IFR*IPW
better yet, do both and compare, you'll see where and how much your VE is off
#4
TECH Senior Member
Way to Display VE Table in g/sec in HPTuners
IGL: P.V = n.R.T = (m/M).R.T
rearrange second form of IGL:
m = V.(P/T).(M/R)
where:
m = cylinder air fill(g)
V = cylinder volume(m^3) * VE%/100%
P = MAP(Pa)
T = MAT(K) = corrected/blended IAT
M = average molar mass of air(g/mol)
R = ideal gas constant
rearrange second form of IGL:
m = V.(P/T).(M/R)
where:
m = cylinder air fill(g)
V = cylinder volume(m^3) * VE%/100%
P = MAP(Pa)
T = MAT(K) = corrected/blended IAT
M = average molar mass of air(g/mol)
R = ideal gas constant
Last edited by joecar; 11-25-2015 at 10:32 PM.