You will need to start with a calculator that gives you airflow CFM Vs RPM for a given displacement. Then you need to go from CFM to mass airflow (using a density conversion) and then from Mass airflow to mass fuel flow using the stoichiometric air fuel ratio for gasoline which varies but is about 14:1Here is a good CFM calculator
http://www.csgnetwork.com/cfmcalc.html
here is a worked example
Now say you get 500CFM...
Next you need to calculate density.
Desnity =
Atmospheric pressure (absolute)/(287 x absolute temperature (in Kelvin))
For regular pressure 99kPa and room temperature your density will be 1.15kg/cubic meter.
500 CFM is 500 cubic feet per minute
1 cubic foot = 0.2832 cubic meters so
500 CFM = 14.15 cubic meters/minute
If you have 14.5 cubic meters of air per minute, and the density is 1.15kg/meter
Then you have 16.3 kg of air per minute
at stoich air fuel mixture thats
1.163 kg of fuel needed per minute
1kg = 2.2046 lbs mass
so 1.163kg/minute would be
2.564 lbs/minute
or
154 lbs/hour
Between 8 injectors you will need
154/8 =
19.23 lbs/hr of fuel flow
A V8 engine like that will need 25lb/hr injectors to be on the safe side.
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