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Message: [QUOTE="Charles, post: 616210, member: 103"] You said: I responded: Now we're here: Answer: Obviously if you hold the [i]duration[/i] and [i]pressure[/i] constant but increase the orifice size you will [i]not[/i] be injecting the same fuel quantity... you will be injecting more.... and using more oil for any given hydraulic ratio. If you keep the [i]fuel quantity[/i] the same, and increase the orifice size, that would entail [i]removing[/i] pulsewidth as you initially stated. If the fuel injected remains the same, then so does the oil volume consumed. The instantaneous oil demand is higher, but I don't know just exactly how that makes a damn just yet since we have no accumulation to speak of anyway. [/QUOTE]

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