Capt.Doug wrote:
"Stan Prevost" wrote in message
I don't think so, at least not very much decrease. I think the fuel will
divide among the functioning injector nozzles. This is why the pressure
increases when one is blocked, the fuel is forced through a fewer number
of
orifices, causing a greater pressure drop across them.

If we are talking about the OEM 'flowmeter', how many transducers does it
have? It would need two to measure a pressure drop. It needs only one to
measure the pressure near the spider. If it has only one transducer near the
spider, and a nozzle clogs, the remaining nozzles won't flow enough to
relieve the increased pressure and the result will be an increased 'flow'
indication.

The fuel flow measurement does not take into account pressure. Its just
an inline wheel that spins around.

-Robert