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32152
anyone linking two roots type blowers together? "John (Racketmotorman)" <racketmotorman@...> wrote: Hi Even though I've never experimented with...
sherwood shute
nealmeal2000
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Nov 1, 2006
12:35 pm
32153
Thanks for the response. I asked this question since I work with diesels and turbos on trucks and have not seen a costant turbo for a long time as all new...
nandres2004
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Nov 1, 2006
1:26 pm
32154
Roots rotor seals aren't designed for turbine type temps. How were you thinking to configure them? sherwood shute <nealmeal2000@...> wrote: anyone...
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ntsqd
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Nov 1, 2006
3:15 pm
32155
Whist driving home from Stansted this morning I was parked up on the M25 next to a truck, I noticed it was from a company that deals with alloys, I made a note...
Robert
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Nov 1, 2006
10:24 pm
32156
Hey guys, I've just started up this project I have a few questions. First off, Im a high-school senior working with 2 friends. We've all been accepted into...
Gingerbread Man
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Nov 1, 2006
10:26 pm
32157
Hi Peak output of a sorted DIY engine whether equiped with a VNGV setup or a fixed nozzle scroll should be roughly the same if using the same compressor wheel...
John (Racketmotorman)
racketmotorman
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Nov 1, 2006
10:30 pm
32158
im really not sure how it could be done-but i do think it could be worked around and i think it just might have a wider power range once done-sherwood ts...
sherwood shute
nealmeal2000
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Nov 2, 2006
1:36 am
32159
Congratulations on being accepted into Perdue. A fine school. A project is a great way to get into different skills. Welding & electronics are required skills...
Fred Heim
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Nov 2, 2006
4:09 am
32160
To expand on the Galvanization + heat aspect, it's called "Galvanic Poisoning." If you can taste "metal" in your mouth you're being exposed. Lick a piece of...
ts
ntsqd
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Nov 2, 2006
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32161
Thanks to both of you for your thoughts. My first option (easiest) is rotating the pump 180 deg (as its help on by 2 bolts). This should hopefully make the...
Joshua Greaves (UK)
jetenginesrus
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Nov 2, 2006
9:13 am
32162
Hadn't thought of that, although as a previous poster suggested, a Roots blower is a direct-drive supercharger that's more or less positive displacement, and...
Bruce Bostwick
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Nov 2, 2006
5:54 pm
32163
Maybe for the exhaust stage of that setup you mentioned. Possible to consider nonexotic material to create it. Use "refractory cement" Link:...
Stephen Potts
my_soul_wanders
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Nov 2, 2006
7:53 pm
32164
That leaves sealing the bearings from the post combustor temps and needing something to build the rotors from. I'm quite sure that this can be done, but I do...
ts
ntsqd
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Nov 2, 2006
8:45 pm
32165
Hi Bruce There have been "turbine" engines built using freepiston "compressors ", I think it might have been by GM back in the '50-'60's . Rootes blowers...
John (Racketmotorman)
racketmotorman
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Nov 2, 2006
10:01 pm
32166
i think that it might make for a better engine to drive power from the shaft of(power takeoff because of its greater sealing ability-i also think vane type...
sherwood shute
nealmeal2000
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Nov 2, 2006
10:56 pm
32167
wonder how machinable it is?sherwood Stephen Potts <my_soul_wanders@...> wrote: Maybe for the exhaust stage of that setup you mentioned....
sherwood shute
nealmeal2000
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Nov 2, 2006
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32168
how about aluminum ceramics like mcmaster carr sells?sherwood "John (Racketmotorman)" <racketmotorman@...> wrote: Hi Bruce There have been...
sherwood shute
nealmeal2000
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Nov 2, 2006
10:58 pm
32169
i made it back i have a lot of work to catch up on any thing new on the horizon this weekend i start cleaning my garage out to build my engine did you ever get...
harry moore
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Nov 3, 2006
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32170
Hello Fellow Turbine builders Anyone building homebuilt turbine's in the US know where to purchase the proper size inconnel tubing in the US to make vap tubes...
free2flihi
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Nov 3, 2006
5:29 pm
32171
One should be able to evade having to machine the casted cement piece by doing good machine work on the wood/metal mold. sherwood shute...
Stephen Potts
my_soul_wanders
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Nov 3, 2006
6:00 pm
32172
The roots blower (from a large diesel engine) I had a few years ago had aluminium rotors. Use of the blower in the exhaust side will result in Al rotors being...
Michael Early
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Nov 3, 2006
7:45 pm
32173
It might be viable as a housing material, however I doubt that you can get the desired surface finish as-cast even though you could very likely cast it to net...
ts
ntsqd
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Nov 3, 2006
8:07 pm
32174
Hi Jon Try looking for a supplier of electric stove element sheathing , or simply get hold of some old elements . My "stove element" evap tubing is 3/8" OD...
John (Racketmotorman)
racketmotorman
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Nov 3, 2006
9:50 pm
32175
I heard one fella speak of turbos that have some sort of division between the two sides that requires a strip of stainless steel to prevent damage? Any insight...
boss302isback
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Nov 4, 2006
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32176
hi guys - i'm in sa and starting to build my own gt i got a turbo but i'm having a problem with getting the right pipe sizes could i go smaller and longer ?...
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moebera
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Nov 4, 2006
12:19 am
32177
Hi ?? Long and skinny is generally not an option , the resulting axial air velocities can get so high that combustion stability can suffer to the point where...
John (Racketmotorman)
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Nov 4, 2006
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32178
Hi ?? Some turbos have "spit" turbine scrolls where the gases from different cylinders in the IC engine are feed to the turbine via 2 "ports" in the scroll to...
John (Racketmotorman)
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Nov 4, 2006
3:37 am
32179
Hi, On my GT I have used a turbo gasket that covered the divider and one that didn't. I found when I had the gasket that didn't cover the divider it got rough...
Cameron Billiau
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Nov 4, 2006
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32180
Hi, I have a large turbo that has a variable nozzle exhaust housing but no rotating parts, i am looking to sell it, any interest, if you want any more info...
nick_75au
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Nov 4, 2006
7:52 am
32181
Hi Nick, .............I'm Des & I live in Gympie, What do you call a large turbo by your reconing, ie:- brand & size ?? I have a Holset H2c , a spare...
desmond barnes
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Nov 4, 2006
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