Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) is a critical parameter in aviation and aeronautics, indicating the temperature of the exhaust gases from an engine. Monitoring EGT helps in assessing engine health and performance.
The EGT peak refers to the highest temperature recorded during the combustion process. Lean-of-peak (LOP) operation is a technique where the mixture ratio is adjusted to operate just below the peak EGT, which can improve fuel efficiency and reduce engine wear.
EGT_{text{peak}} = Peak Exhaust Gas Temperature
EGT_{text{LOP}} = Lean-of-Peak Exhaust Gas Temperature
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