Why is adequate air turbulence crucial in a DI chamber?

Adequate air turbulence in a Direct Injection (DI) chamber is critical because it aids in the proper mixing of air and fuel. The efficiency and performance of an engine are largely influenced by how well the fuel mixes with the air before combustion. Turbulence ensures that the air and fuel are thoroughly mixed, leading to more complete combustion. This results in better engine performance, reduced emissions, and improved fuel economy. Without appropriate turbulence, the fuel may not atomize properly, leading to partial combustion and increased emissions as well as a potential loss in power and efficiency. Therefore, the proper mixing facilitated by air turbulence is essential for optimal engine function in DI systems.