Ever wonder what a real port map looks like?
Need one to run Dynomation Simulation
Ever wonder what a real port map looks like?
Need one to run Dynomation Simulation
You have my curiosity up.
Are you looking for port data from a sample engine?
Just port window size data, or discharge vectors? Maybe port cross section data?
Rob
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Dynomation Simulation program is for 4 strokes is that what you are working with ?
If you want info on 2 strokes port time area map in link below press "Theory" button and go to section 4. for some details on time area:
http://www.bimotion.se/
You might have seen this? Also 2 stroke port timing info here by Gordon Jennings page 76 in the book 86 in the scan list:
http://www.vintagesleds.com/library/...20Handbook.pdf
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There is a 2-stroke version of Dynomation sold by motionsoftware.
Rob
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Since Modifiedoutboard asked "
Ever wonder what a real port map looks like? Need one to run Dynomation Simulation"
Sounds like he needs a port time or port area map for the program? Doesn't the program do that?
They are derivable with port measurements, crank degrees and piston position and rpm.
" Three may keep a secret if two of them are dead" Ben Franklin
" ------- well Doctor what have we got a Republic or Monarchy? A Republic he replies if you can keep it"
Benjamin Franklin, 1787 Constitutional Convention, as recorded by signer James McHenry's in his diary at the Library of Congress
Location: SW Orlando, Fl
I haven't seen a complete port map ever posted here and wondered if nyone really has a clue as to what one liiks like. OEMs use dynomation two-stroke to design new engines. I wrote excel spreadsheet to calculate timing heights and effective area of ports. Just wonder who has ever gone behind the liner on this forum...……..
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