by juice » Sat Sep 27, 2014 9:53 am
Dudes..be serious guys.
Difference of temperature with and without EGR for EGT is ~30 degrees or less, negligible.
In part load all parameters are varying very little.
I saw tons of researches and laboratory USA experiements with and without EGR on many engines, not just talks.
For Diesel engines, more air is not bad, is bad when you must squeeze turbo to put that extra air, that's why i said all the time, LOWER the requested boost where EGR was active, and open turbo vanes to let engine breath and spit gases out.
EGR on diesel cars is only for emissions and less exhaust gases. Try to put hand on exhaust pipe with and without EGR and see what's the flow of exhaust. Is a very good reason to put those gases back to engine and back and back to avoid put them out.
Timing is naturally advanced by blocking EGR, you don't need to add degrees. Start of injection is one thing, Combustion delay is another thing. Well SOI is the same with or without EGR, BUT COMBUSTION delay is different(moment when fuel makes boom).
Well fuel burns faster, the moment of injection is shorter.
You hear the sound after blocking EGR because of extra backpressure between engine and EGR.
Block EGR forever!