Ferrari Power Unit Hardware & Software

All that has to do with the power train, gearbox, clutch, fuels and lubricants, etc. Generally the mechanical side of Formula One.
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Yes. Additive manufacturing falls under rapid prototyping.
Many different types. SLA, SLS, SLM, FDM, etc. etc.
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Does anyone noticed the strange(Different) sound from the engine during downshifts in breaking zone?

I heard that sound in Winter testing day one video.

Why Ferrari engine so dramtically change his sound Under breaking?

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Motorsport reports that the engine issue in testing was an oil leak. As a precaution they stopped to prevent damage to cylinder number 6.

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Notice the wastegate sound is very similar to what it was in 2018 0:28 and 1:50 for example.
I also like the turbo sound at 0:59

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LM10 wrote:
22 Feb 2020, 22:03
Motorsport reports that the engine issue in testing was an oil leak. As a precaution they stopped to prevent damage to cylinder number 6.
https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/ferr ... n/4694474/

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MtthsMlw wrote:
24 Feb 2020, 16:55
Notice the wastegate sound is very similar to what it was in 2018 0:28 and 1:50 for example.
I also like the turbo sound at 0:59
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnJTHqG30b4
It's unusual. They are changing the way they operate the PU and definitely concealing its performance by a significant margin.

Controversial thought and not trying to insight rage here, but are they hiding it while they try and find power that they POSSIBLY may have lost because of the new secondary fuel flow sensor? Just weird they've gone back to that wastegate operation that other teams had last year

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I would not get my hopes up about Ferrari running the engine lower than anybody else and is somehow hiding a beast.

They are probably doing the same as everybody else in terms of engine modes.

If they were to have some special setting that set the power super low then what would the point of that be? The car would not be stressed and neither would the engine. That would lose reliability testing and also the car may react differently when using normal levels of power.

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djones wrote:
25 Feb 2020, 14:54
I would not get my hopes up about Ferrari running the engine lower than anybody else and is somehow hiding a beast.

They are probably doing the same as everybody else in terms of engine modes.

If they were to have some special setting that set the power super low then what would the point of that be? The car would not be stressed and neither would the engine. That would lose reliability testing and also the car may react differently when using normal levels of power.
Other team's GPS data tells that they were in very low modes. I don't think that you have more insight.

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GPS data tells them nothing about engine modes!

If an engine inherently has less power, then even on its max mode it will be slower to accelerate than a competitors engine.

Unrealistic and not to scale example, but if the Ferrari on max power provides 950 BHP and the Renault 970 on half power mode then it's not like for like and even at max power the Ferrari would have poor(er) GPS data.

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djones wrote:
25 Feb 2020, 15:00
GPS data tells them nothing about engine modes!

If an engine inherently has less power, then even on its max mode it will be slower to accelerate than a competitors engine.

Unrealistic and not to scale example, but if the Ferrari on max power provides 950 BHP and the Renault 970 on half power mode then it's not like for like and even at max power the Ferrari would have poor(er) GPS data.
Leo Turrini's blog weeks ago said that Ferrari is really confident for the PU to be at least on par with AMG and Honda.
read it again: "at least on par".. :lol:

In testing they were the slowest in turns which need power (high speed and mid speed). only 1 time they were the fastest of all.

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djones wrote:
25 Feb 2020, 15:00
GPS data tells them nothing about engine modes!

If an engine inherently has less power, then even on its max mode it will be slower to accelerate than a competitors engine.

Unrealistic and not to scale example, but if the Ferrari on max power provides 950 BHP and the Renault 970 on half power mode then it's not like for like and even at max power the Ferrari would have poor(er) GPS data.
Mercedes say Ferrari runnig lower power modes than his customer teams not the competitors... So if Haas has better GPS data than Ferrari, the assumption is that Ferrari is using lower power modes...

Mercedes wrote:Why have Ferrari spent this test running their PU consistently at much lower levels than their partner teams?

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In other words the FIA wasn't happy with it.
Not making the outcome public will only fuel speculations but that seems like the lesser evil.
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MtthsMlw wrote:
28 Feb 2020, 18:59
In other words the FIA wasn't happy with it.
Depends on how to present this settlement. Same from Chris Medland: "The FIA and Ferrari have agreed to a number of technical commitments that will improve the monitoring of all F1 PUs for forthcoming seasons as well as assist the FIA in other regulatory duties in F1 and in its research activities on carbon emissions and sustainable fuels."

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McLaren got 100M fine for spygate - that was all very public.