former oceanic wrote:The Pantone works best at full load and there they vacuum test and part load. So in the worst conditions.
Well how did they plot the torque, power and cs curves in this case?
The torque curve (in both cases) has a rather singular behavior ... I have never seen one like this ...
My reactions to the article:
1) "pantone engine engineer" ... it is very good ... notice david de spad is also a self-proclaimed engineer so under these conditions ...
2) "reasonable size" ... the author apparently confuses fuel cell and AC motor supplied with H2 ...
3) Did they call Pantone?
4) Compound "etheré" ... kezako? I guess it comes from the smell of ether that I mentioned I don't know or .... except that it was in the case where gasoline was put in the reactor. Once again the author mixes everything up ...
5) The 10% by mass (of fuel I suppose) of unburned HC announced is fanciful ... at worst it is 2 to 3% ... when it smokes black ..
6) Mdr the white smoke which hides black smoke ... The author never made a painting in his youth ???
7) "If it worked ..." No coment ... but it is to admit that they are aware and they will (soon) have to report to us ...
8) Yes for the distrust towards the editor ... it's been a long time since I proclaimed it: https://www.econologie.com/a-propos-des- ... -1520.html
9) Well done for putting all pantone enthusiasts in the same bag while listening to a charlot ... Too bad he didn't mention his name ...