Volumetric Efficiency

Volumetric efficiency, abbreviated as \( \eta_v \) (Greek symbol eta), is the calculation for an internal combustion engine.  This is the calculation for the volumetric efficiency for an internal combustion engine.  For a thermal engine, the combustion process depends on the air-fuel ratio inside the cylinder.  The more air inside the combustion chamber, the more fuel that can be burned and the higher the output engine torque and power.

 

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Volumetric Efficiency Formulas \(\large{ \eta_v = \frac{3456 \; CFM}{CID \; RPM} }\)    \(\large{ \eta_v = \frac{ s \; 100 }{ TS } }\) (motor) \(\large{ \eta_v = \frac{ GPM \; 100 }{ TF } }\) (pump) Where: \(\large{ \eta_v }\)  (Greek symbol eta) = volumetric efficiency \(\large{ CFM }\) = air flow in cubic feet per minute \(\large{ CID }\) = cubic inch displacement \(\large{ CIR }\) = cubic inch per revolution \(\large{ GPM }\) = flow in gallon per minute \(\large{ RPM }\) = pump revolution per minute \(\large{ s }\) = speed \(\large{ TF }\) = theoretical flow \(\large{ TS }\) = theoretical speed Solve for: \(\large{ TS = \frac{ GPM \; 231 }{ CIR } }\) (motor) \(\large{ TF = \frac{ RPM \; CIR }{ 231 } }\)  (pump)