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How long is the measured lag between the first ignition (at cold start) and the enough available torque/power for a specific application?

April 26, 2017application cold ignition lag measured power torque

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How long is the measured lag between the first ignition (at cold start) and the enough available torque/power for a specific application?

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A. Start up tests on the Mark II have been 10 to 15 seconds with a cold engine to warm up similar to any internal combustion engine. Full power will be reached in less than one minute. Warmer ambient temperatures are much faster and once the engine is warmed up (above 500degrees) the response time is instant ready.