To lean or not to lean, that is the question
I’ve recently received several emails regarding whether to operate lean of peak (LOP) or to stay on the rich side.
So is LOP [lean of peak] the dark side that we should never enter?
Let’s start with a short review of the chemistry and physics of combustion.
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