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The cycle is based upon the fleet data, but the points were chosen using "engineering judgement". Therefore, the cycle excludes some of the lower speed, lower load points.

Our company supplies engines to one of the "big 3". Our company converts to miles based upon fuel usage. Our ring supplier converts to miles based on the rpm to mph conversion method above. These 2 methods produce similar results. Our customer converts it using an average MPH from the fleet...

Our company supplies engines to one of the "big 3". Our company converts to miles based upon fuel usage. Our ring supplier converts to miles based on the rpm to mph conversion method above. These 2 methods produce similar results. Our customer converts it using an average MPH from the fleet...

We already have an oil consumption cycle defined. We know how much oil the engine uses. We just need to translate lb/hr into miles/qt.

Thanks for replies. However, an SAE document or EPA document would be extremely useful. Some background info: We are trying to calculate oil consumption. Our specification is in miles per quart. Converting the hours to miles using ivymike's method meets the specification. However, I need...

The engine in question would be on a pre-defined cycle.

Does anyone have a source or article describing how to translate hours on a dynomometer to miles per hour. I know that you can use a "N/V" value of 35 to convert RPM to MPH, but I need a source to reference and document the derivation of this number. I am arguing with some coleagues about the...