Ecoboost direct injection changes?

[stevelaw_2000]

Haven't had a chance to read this yet but thank you for the info. I love to learn more about our platform and ecoboost

Link to a good Car and Driver article from EB

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/explained-why-some-engines-have-both-port-and-direct-injection

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[b4black]

That's an interesting article, though I was unaware that liquid gasoline won't burn

It won't. It needs to be vaporized so it can be alongside air (oxygen). That's the whole point of the injectors (or carburetors).

When liquid gasoline 'burns', it's just the vapors at the edges that burns. The heat causes the rest of the liquid to rapidly vaporize and allows it to burn, but the liquid itself, doesn't burn.

 

[geophb]

It won't. It needs to be vaporized so it can be alongside air (oxygen). That's the whole point of the injectors (or carburetors).

When liquid gasoline 'burns', it's just the vapors at the edges that burns. The heat causes the rest of the liquid to rapidly vaporize and allows it to burn, but the liquid itself, doesn't burn.

You can put out a lit match with liquid gasoline if you got skills.*

*Don't try