Fuel Flow at Highway Speeds

Here's a chart with fuel flow by speed.
It comes from a 4 hours highway trip.
Trip was back and forth, to compensate for road altitude and SOC differences, as SOC average value was 60.49%.
The chart starts at 80 km/h where EV is not available, so this is indeed only ICE consumption.
Interesting curves here are the bold blue one, representing average RPM at each given speed, and the yellow one, average fuel flow at the same speed.
We can note that until a little more than 90 km/h, the fuel curve follows RPM curve by staying under it. After that, fuel flow begin to grow with a steeper angle.
I suspect aerodynamic drag may be the primary suspect here.

Chart with added load and enhanced grid:

Chart from a user willing to drive way faster than me:

Relationship between Fuel and Speed

RPM Distribution

This chart shows minimum, maximum and average RPM for each speed value in a trip.
This actually makes sense in cars without a CVT-style gearbox, as the manual pictured below.
Average fuel consumption is also pictured aside RPM values.

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News:

• SOC drifting detection has been moved to additional analytics
• RPM Distribution sheet added

• Time to reach notable temperatures for HSD engines (40C, 60C, 65C, 70C, 90C).

Notable Temperatures

The HSD system has some temperature thresholds that the system uses for state transitions.
Full documentation is available on the Hybrid Synergy Forum.
Torque Log Analyzer displays time required to reach those thresholds beginning from the first start of the petrol engine.

For consistent results, logging should start at the beginning of the trip, with the engine off, and temperature should be set to Celsius degrees.