Adi, density altitude and water vapor content – Mr. Gasket 8703 Hot Rod Calculator User Manual

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elapsed Time

Elapsed Time, or ET, is the amount of time in seconds it

takes a vehicle to travel from start to finish over a measured

distance, typically one quarter of a mile. your calculator’s ET

predictions may vary from other ET prediction sources pri-

marily due to traction. The Hot Rod Calc assumes ideal con-

ditions with no tire slippage and 100% converter lockup, and

the predictions are for estimation purposes only.

AdI, densIty AltItude And

WAteR vAPoR Content

Calculating adi and density altitude Using

absolute Pressure

For this example, you are at the Los Angeles County Fairplex

Auto Club Raceway in Pomona, Calif. The track’s Elevation is

about 1,025 feet above sea level. The current local measured

weather conditions are 63.2° F, absolute Pressure of 28.83 inHg

and 58% relative humidity at 9 a.m.

note: Elevation entry is not required if absolute Pressure is entered.

Calculate the Air Density Index (ADI) and Density Altitude.

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1. Enter current local measured weather conditions:

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TeMP 63.2 °f



(Pressure)

P-abs 28.83

inHG

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rH% 58.

%

2. Calculate ADI and Density Altitude:

eleV 0.

adi 94.641

%

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d-alT 1873.414

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