CNN tells us about turbos.
I find their commentary and knowledge to be overwhelmingly good.
F1 goes back to the future: Return of the turbo-charged 'teapot' - CNN.com
F1 goes back to the future: Return of the turbo-charged 'teapot' - CNN.com
Is there anything left to misrepresent after that article was done? I lol'd@100kg of fuel.
Close enough.
Originally Posted by FIA 2014 Regulations
5.1.4 Fuel mass flow must not exceed 100kg/h.
While a standard engine is powered by a belt connected to the crankshaft, a turbo engine runs on its own exhaust steam, making it more energy efficient.
Isnt that partly true though. Obviously there is the octane boost/detonation prevention, but I also read water injection makes a turbo spool faster, something about adding mass to the xhaust stream or something like that.
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