larsen2000 Startet 9.August.2016 Del på Facebook Startet 9.August.2016 Fuelsystemet til Yamaha outboard er to-delt. Noen som har en god forklaring på hvilken funksjon "canister" delen har? Sitér dette innlegget Link to post
ivar Svart 9.August.2016 Del på Facebook Svart 9.August.2016 vil tippe det er for å eliminere såkalt vapor lock: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vapor_lock Carburetor units may not effectively deal with fuel vapor being delivered to the float chamber. Most designs incorporate a pressure balance duct linking the top of the float bowl with either the intake to the carburetor or the outside air. Even if the pump can handle vapor locks effectively, fuel vapor entering the float bowl has to be vented. If this is done via the intake system, the mixture is, in effect, enriched, creating a mixture control and pollution issue. If it is done by venting to the outside, the result is direct hydrocarbon pollution and an effective loss of fuel efficiency and possibly a fuel odor problem. For this reason, some fuel delivery systems allow fuel vapor to be returned to the fuel tank to be condensed back to the liquid phase, or using an active carbon filled canister where fuel vapor is absorbed. This is usually implemented by removing fuel vapor from the fuel line near the engine rather than from the float bowl. Such a system may also divert excess fuel pressure from the pump back to the tank. Sitér dette innlegget Lurøy / Svalbard. Båter: Gromling 15/60 Yamaha / Wesling 490 m/80 Yamaha / Yamarin 5940 m/ F115 Yamaha / Achilles LS4 (RIP) Aquaquick MS265 West Commando 270 m/ 4hk Yamaha Link to post
larsen2000 Svart 9.August.2016 Emnestarter Del på Facebook Svart 9.August.2016 Ah, jeg har injection, men vil tro det er noe av samme prinsippet :) Sitér dette innlegget Link to post
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