Turbo Surge
Q.
is turbo surge a mismatch turbo
and it will surge on every and any engine?
i.e the compressor / turbine is mismatched.
or is it the engine Ve / turbo is mismatched?
i.e the engine just cannot consume the volume
being supplied?
i have very steady boost @ 1bar but above that
i have pulses of boost rising and falling at half
second intervals(is that surge)?
no matter how much fettling i do with the apexi
i can't smooth boost.
is turbo surge a mismatch turbo
and it will surge on every and any engine?
i.e the compressor / turbine is mismatched.
or is it the engine Ve / turbo is mismatched?
i.e the engine just cannot consume the volume
being supplied?
i have very steady boost @ 1bar but above that
i have pulses of boost rising and falling at half
second intervals(is that surge)?
no matter how much fettling i do with the apexi
i can't smooth boost.
Originally Posted by leecavturbo
Q.
is turbo surge a mismatch turbo
and it will surge on every and any engine?
i.e the compressor / turbine is mismatched.
or is it the engine Ve / turbo is mismatched?
i.e the engine just cannot consume the volume
being supplied?
i have very steady boost @ 1bar but above that
i have pulses of boost rising and falling at half
second intervals(is that surge)?
no matter how much fettling i do with the apexi
i can't smooth boost.
is turbo surge a mismatch turbo
and it will surge on every and any engine?
i.e the compressor / turbine is mismatched.
or is it the engine Ve / turbo is mismatched?
i.e the engine just cannot consume the volume
being supplied?
i have very steady boost @ 1bar but above that
i have pulses of boost rising and falling at half
second intervals(is that surge)?
no matter how much fettling i do with the apexi
i can't smooth boost.
worse on small engines, ie the kinds of things we use.
mapping can help.
There are many reasons for surge.
A mismatch can certainly cause it, ALL engines have it, but usually to a degree that you do not notice by careful matching of turbine and compressor sizes as well as other tricks.
caused initially by the pressure fluctuations of the pistons rising and falling.
Even though the mean mass flow rate might be greater than the surrge line, surge can still occur due to the minimum mass flow rate at the pulse(piston) peak can be low enough for this to occur.
Small ports keep gas velocity high so helping to eliminate or lessen surge.
tabetha
A mismatch can certainly cause it, ALL engines have it, but usually to a degree that you do not notice by careful matching of turbine and compressor sizes as well as other tricks.
caused initially by the pressure fluctuations of the pistons rising and falling.
Even though the mean mass flow rate might be greater than the surrge line, surge can still occur due to the minimum mass flow rate at the pulse(piston) peak can be low enough for this to occur.
Small ports keep gas velocity high so helping to eliminate or lessen surge.
tabetha
Originally Posted by tabetha
There are many reasons for surge.
A mismatch can certainly cause it, ALL engines have it, but usually to a degree that you do not notice by careful matching of turbine and compressor sizes as well as other tricks.
caused initially by the pressure fluctuations of the pistons rising and falling.
Even though the mean mass flow rate might be greater than the surrge line, surge can still occur due to the minimum mass flow rate at the pulse(piston) peak can be low enough for this to occur.
Small ports keep gas velocity high so helping to eliminate or lessen surge.
tabetha
A mismatch can certainly cause it, ALL engines have it, but usually to a degree that you do not notice by careful matching of turbine and compressor sizes as well as other tricks.
caused initially by the pressure fluctuations of the pistons rising and falling.
Even though the mean mass flow rate might be greater than the surrge line, surge can still occur due to the minimum mass flow rate at the pulse(piston) peak can be low enough for this to occur.
Small ports keep gas velocity high so helping to eliminate or lessen surge.
tabetha
Originally Posted by tabetha
Small ports keep gas velocity high so helping to eliminate or lessen surge.
tabetha
tabetha
Didn't Comedy Dan or Butch - one or other - have a ported head for those reasons?
Hmmm it feels much worse than it looks.
the 1 bar in pink was awsomely steady on
the apexi(a flat line infact) the car accelerated
constantly unlike at 1.5bar you can actually
feel the car accelerate and slow with every trough
.
the 1 bar in pink was awsomely steady on
the apexi(a flat line infact) the car accelerated
constantly unlike at 1.5bar you can actually
feel the car accelerate and slow with every trough
.
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