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Maze

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Hi all ,

i want to know the standard value of comprission test to calculate it in persantage (%).

ex: if the cly.1 = 14
cly.2 = 13
cly.3 = 10
cly.4 = 13.5

whats the total value in (%) !!

and there is a different from engine to engine in this standard value ..?
 
One has to be clear about what you are trying to measure.

Generally when it comes to engine compression measurements then the manufacturer may specify a figure of X +/- a unit value or percent value.

When this data is not available then you are left comparing accepted values for a given compression ratio and/or cylinder variance.

Genrally 10% to 15% varience is considered as acceptable in a road going car. Motorsport / performance cars will generally have tighter values. I don't know for a fact but I would expect an F1 engine to be at least less than 5% and probably less than 2% or 1% varienance.

You firgures have 14 and 10 at the limits so this a 40% variance. Or +/- 20% from the mean.

In the absence of a target/recommend value then the variance/difference between values becomes the guiding point.

In your example cylinder 3 is low compared to the others.

Another way of looking at this is 13 + 10% = 14.3
13 - 10% = 11.7

Again cylinder 3 is low compared to the others.

If you compare 14 to 10 then it is a 40% difference.
 
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