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Post Thu Jul 26, 2012 9:09 am

MRevs

What does MRev stand for? What rating is considered a good or poor Life Span? I've created Engines with a 214 Life Span..is this a reasonable or practical engine?
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Post Thu Jul 26, 2012 9:38 am

Re: MRevs

MRev stands for Mega Revolutions or 1 Million revolutions.

If your Engine has a lifespan of 1 MRev it can idle@1000RPM for about 16 Hours before it explodes. (running it @ 3000RPM would kill it in 333Minutes or 5,5 Hours)
A Engine with 600MRevs could idle on 1000RPM for about 10000 Hours or 417 days. (running @ 3000RPM would kill it in 3333 Hours or 138 days)

Your Engine has a lifespan of 214 Million Revolutions, you could say it has to run 214.000.000 revolution before it dies.
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Post Thu Jul 26, 2012 10:12 am

Re: MRevs

Oh ok, Thanks you! I created the engine that i have in my car, in the demo and then modified it, so i wanted to know if i basically killed it lol
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Post Thu Oct 11, 2012 10:39 am

Re: MRevs

Is this figure available for real life engines?
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Post Thu Oct 11, 2012 11:09 am

Re: MRevs

i would like to know if there is a practical math formula to put the knowledge to use?
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Post Sun Oct 21, 2012 7:00 am

Re: MRevs

There's no definitive formula to convert Mrevs to mileage, but you can make assumptions.

So if your engine will last 214M revs, figure it'll average 2500RPM @ 45 MPH over the lifetime of the engine:

214,000,000 revs / 2,500 RPM = 8,5600 minutes = 1,426.67 hours

1,426.67 hours x 45 MPH = 64,200 miles before your engine explodes
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Post Mon Oct 22, 2012 9:59 am

Re: MRevs

Whoa, that means that all my engines will last over 150,000 miles or 241401.6 KM :D (this is of course using the stated averages of 2500RPM and 45 MPH) Because I require all my engines to last longer than 500 MRevs.
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