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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at medium engine speeds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to automotive engineering, mechanics, or performance discussions where engine speed is a relevant factor.
Example: "The vehicle performs optimally at medium engine speeds, providing a balance between power and fuel efficiency."
Alternatives: "at moderate engine speeds" or "during average engine speeds."
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The figure also shows that the minimum BSFC occurs at medium engine speeds.
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At low and medium engine speeds, within one engine stroke, the motor automatically switches to a mode similar to that of a diesel, in which it ignites the gasoline-air mixture by compressing it.
By using an LP rich dual-loop EGR, a high EGR rate was attained at low, medium, and high engine speeds, increasing the applicable load ranges compared to base conditions.
Variable valve timing can optimize performance and economy and provide a more constant engine torque output at different engine speeds.
At high engine speeds, when the valve is really needed, it opens automatically anyway.
The Forester's nonturbo engine has enough power at low engine speeds that the performance is acceptable.
At high engine speeds, BSFC values are higher because of higher engine friction.
It does suffer the same fault as most turbocharged powerplants, bogging down at low engine speeds.
The diesel, naturally, thrives at very low engine speeds.
The engine was also retuned to optimize power and efficiency at the lower engine speeds where Americans tend to drive.
Therefore, the boost pressure at high engine speed, in which knocking problems are less intense and the volumetric efficiency is lower, is limited by the threshold value defined at medium-low engine speeds, i.e. the pneumatic WG limits the maximum power that the engine can supply.
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