luftbrændstof
Luftbrændstof, often translated as "air fuel" or "combustion air," refers to the mixture of air and a combustible substance that is required for burning. In the context of engines and combustion processes, it specifically denotes the ratio of fuel to air that is optimized for efficient and complete combustion. This ratio is critical for determining the performance, emissions, and fuel economy of an internal combustion engine.
The ideal air-fuel ratio, also known as the stoichiometric ratio, is the chemically perfect balance where all
Modern engines use sophisticated control systems, such as oxygen sensors (lambda sensors) and engine control units