

| Subject: | Re: BMEP question |
| From: | westydriver |
| Date: | Thu, 7 Nov 2002 17:08:33 -0700 |
Brake Mean Effective Pressure BMEP is a function of temperature of the gases in the cylinder and pressures exerted on the strokes. Four cycle:...equation BMEP = ( HP * 13000 ) / ( L * RPM ) HP=horsepower L = Displacement in Liters i forget what the 13000 was. basically just an efficiency equation. how efficient is your engine at a certain horsepower and rpm. any change you make on an engine will change the numbers. changes to the engine will change the horsepower rating and/or the displacement. jimt On Thursday, Nov 7, 2002, at 15:57 America/Denver, Chris Mills wrote: > I think I've got the term correct. > > Can anyone define it, is it different from engine to engine (I assume > it > is), and can an engine builder change this? What factors affect it? > > What is it's consequences? Differences in power, efficiency, > durability, etc? > > Thanks. > Chris Mills in TN >
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