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Old 11-27-2002, 02:11 PM   #32
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</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Kreator @ Nov. 26 2002,4:08)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">OK, but if at 7000rpm my engine requires 200CFM n/a, how much would it require at 8 psi? is it CFM*(pressure ratio) or something?</td></tr></table><span id='postcolor'>
I'm not sure what your question is asking, but I have re-ran the numbers and gotten MUCH better info. &nbsp;Here goes:

V = 292 CFM @ 6900
n = (24.7*292*29)/(10.73*535) = 36.43 lbs/min
Va = 292*.85 = 248 CFM
intercooled n = (24.7*248*29)/(10.73*535) = 28.08 lbs/min
T-out = 535 + (535*(-1+1.68^0.263))/.72 = 643 R = 183 F
corrected flow for Turbonetics maps:
(28.08*(535/545)^0.5)/(14.7/13.949) = 26.4 lbs/min
P = 1.68 (10 psi guage)

So, with a P of 1.68 and flow of 26.4 lbs/min, I went to the chart for the T04B H-3 compressor.

Wow.

You'll be in the 74% range with that turbo at full throttle at redline with 10 psi. &nbsp;Simply awesome.

Unless I'm totally missing something.

If you lower the PSI, that lowers the airflow and the outlet temp.

I reran the numbers for 8 psi.

n [corrected] = 25.57 lbs/min
P = 1.54

That still leaves you in the 74% range!!!

Wow. &nbsp;I think there were some SERIOUS problems with the last formula. &nbsp;This one is much better.

Eric
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