Wednesday, November 20, 2013
2014 Formula 1 Engine + ERS
2014 Formula One engines. In 2014 F1 cars will be powered by 1.6L V6 turbocharged engines revving up to 15,000 RPM. The new F1 engines will also incorporate ERS, or energy recovery systems. The technology is ever improving for more advanced vehicles that operate at increased efficiencies. ERS is made up of multiple systems. MGU-H, MGU-K, and Energy storage will all play a critical role in increasing the efficiency of the vehicles, and adding an additional 160 HP for 33 seconds per lap on the track.
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Why did you stop posting? great site!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I see you more busy at Youtube?
ReplyDeleteAre you don't have a job?
It's wild to think back to how these F1 engines were evolving even a decade ago! The engineering behind them is truly fascinating. I've been unwinding lately with some Tiny Fishing, and it's funny how a similar sense of satisfaction comes from upgrading your gear and finally snagging those rare, elusive fish. It's that gradual progress and the payoff of seeing your efforts bear fruit. But circling back to F1, what do you think has been the biggest game-changer in engine technology since this 2013 post?
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