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Engine characteristics
Number of eyinders
Bore ciameter(b)
Piston stroke @)
Head gasket thickness
Gasket bore)
Deck clearance (©)
Combustion chamber volume
Piston volume:
Compression ratio
Compressed volume
Displacement volume
Engine volume
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Compression Ratio
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Created by Bogna Say
Reviewed by Dominik Cet, PRD candiate and Jack
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Last updated: Aug 18, 2028
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© Whats the compression ratio?
© Compression ratio formula
© Static vs dynamic compression tio
(Our compression ratio caleulator isthe perfec tol for eke
all car and racing fans. I'you have ne idea what's the
compression rato formula, or how to use ft you've
‘come tothe right place! We wil explain all the basis of
‘hese cleulations and answer the question of what i
the best compression ratio, f you're already an
dedicated petrothead, you will surely appreciate the
advanced part of our calculator, where we deal with
the dynamic compression ratio.
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rachWhat is the compression
ratio?
Te compression rato isa characteristic of combustion
engines (and, surprisingly, has nothing to do with fle
comnuession. tis the ratio ofthe volume ofthe
‘onder and the combustion engine combined when
the piston is at the bottom ofits stroke, and when it's
at the top oft stroke, You can easily imagine it as the
e volume ofthe engine ints
compressed and the uncompressed state
proportion betweer
Compression ratio formula
‘Te compression ratio can be easily found withthe
following formats:
R= Wat Ve) Me
© Vg isthe displacement volume - the volume
‘that has been swept by 2 moving piston It can
be calculated according to the cinder volume
foul: Ve= bt stn / 4
© Vc isthe volume above the piston when the
piston sat the top dead-centre (ts topmost
position, aso called the compressed volume
© b isthe olinder bore (diameter
© 5 isthe piston stroke length
Soe Sp cece
In our compression caleulatar, we subvde the volume
above the piston into four components to help you
make the calculations as precise as possible
© Veyarer Is the volume ofthe combustion
chamber atthe top of the engine. K's typically
measured by pouring aliquid into the chamber
and measuring its volume. You can often find it
in the manufacturer's description© Vptstn =the piston doesn't have fa op,
bt is domed or dished, it wil take abit of space
(or leave that space fee
© Verse =the head gasket of thickness © and
bore (giameter) g will occupy a volume of
Vente A
© Verearance iS eeu © Veteornce = BPH ET
1 A, where ¢ is the deck clearance
(Our compression ratio caleulatar estimates nat only the
value ofthe CR but also the total engine volume. t's
calculated by mukiplying the displacement volume by
the numberof ender
Static vs. dynamic
compression ratio
Using the compression ratio formulas above, you will
be able to compute the state compres
ion ratio.
However, this number does not perfectly describe
realty. Why? It doesn’t take into account the closing of
the intake valve,
Ina combustion engine the piston moves up and
down, When it moves up, the volume inside the
cojlnder is compressed when it maves down, fresh fuel
and sir enters the chamber through the intake valve
The piston reaches ts lowest positon (bottom dead
centre) and starts moving up again At that time,
‘though, the intake valve isnot yet closed, 80 ne
compression occurs - the airs “pushed out” through
the valve, We can anly speak about compression once
the valve is completely closed. This is why the dynamic
compression ratio (OCR) is dependent on the intake
valve closing (VC) point, whichis expressed as an
angle after the bottom dead center (ABD)
You can open
1 dynamic compression ratio caleulstor
in the advanced mode of our calculator. The DCR wil
be calculated based on the modified stoke length,
hich in turn i derived from the rod length and the
We,
What's the best compression
ratio?
The higher the compression ratio, the better the
engine performs. However, you cant increase thecompression rato to infinity. At some point, the
combustion chamber won't have enough space to
accommodate the combustion, and detenation wil
ne resistance of an engine depends on many factors,
but one of the mast important is the fuel ectane, The
higher the octane, the more compression the fuel
able to ress, and the higher the potential compression
ratio,
[As we mentioned before, the dynamic compression
ratios the one that actually happens inside the engine
hats why, wen we talk about the best compression
ratio, we should focus on the DCR and not on the static
(CR Most conventional engines will have the DCR i
range from 81 to 85:1, which corresponds to 10:1 t0
121 stati CR you're using race fuel, however, it ean
get much higher, up to 10° DSR and 15: static CR
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