Qualitative mixture regulation

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In qualitative mixture regulation (or quality regulation ), the performance of an internal combustion engine with a constant amount of intake air is only regulated by the amount of fuel supplied, as is the case with diesel engines and gas turbines . The amount of the mixture remains almost unchanged, the air ratio (λ), i.e. the quality of the mixture, is changed.

literature

  • Hans Jörg Leyhausen: The master craftsman's examination in the automotive trade part 1. 12 edition, Vogel Buchverlag, Würzburg, 1991, ISBN 3-8023-0857-3

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Dubbel : Taschenbuch des Maschinenbau , 2007, p. P62: Load influence by changing the air ratio via the amount of fuel (so-called "quality control").