Water Injection / Pressure drop / atomisation
#82
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Originally Posted by GARETH T
theres a easy way around pump pressure,,,,,
add pressure into the water container,,,, run a boost line into the top of the bottle
add pressure into the water container,,,, run a boost line into the top of the bottle
Have you asked Flojet about the Duplex II looks like that will pump 6.8 bar at 4 ltrs/min
http://www.dualpumps.co.uk/pages/dia...iven_pumps.htm
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Dave, I am not disclosing what i paid for it but they sold for about 3k, not even sure you can still purchase this item.
But its a full race spec t4 hybrid with very trick internals.
I didnt want a GT as the issues with surge and manifolds.
The blower will take antilag, but will never get used for it.
But its a full race spec t4 hybrid with very trick internals.
I didnt want a GT as the issues with surge and manifolds.
The blower will take antilag, but will never get used for it.
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Originally Posted by dingy
Dave, I am not disclosing what i paid for it
Originally Posted by dingy
you wont get any change for 3k
i think i know what you paid for it LORD
go on, whats so special about it? Full race T4 ? just like full race exhausts on saxo's ? Trick internals? blades made from paul daniels' personal playing cards ?
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Steve,
I think I now know what turbo you are running then . This is Turbo Technics version of a T38, where they basically bastardise two turbos together, hence why the cost was so astronimcal, as you need a normal T4 to start with and then certain bits of that are scrapped and replaced with T3/4 items. This is why it was so expensive and why they stopped producing it.
I think I now know what turbo you are running then . This is Turbo Technics version of a T38, where they basically bastardise two turbos together, hence why the cost was so astronimcal, as you need a normal T4 to start with and then certain bits of that are scrapped and replaced with T3/4 items. This is why it was so expensive and why they stopped producing it.
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Karl told me about the Turbo... sadly it went in one ear and out the other
Probably why Karl knew he was safe telling me I would either forget or not understand
Mikes wrong though... I'm pretty sure of that
Probably why Karl knew he was safe telling me I would either forget or not understand
Mikes wrong though... I'm pretty sure of that
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Sadly Mike that is incorrect, but keep guessing
Does have internal's from another blower though but its not a T34
dave i didn't pay quite that much for it, but they were 3k but as mike said i don't think they are produced as they were so expensive.
Does have internal's from another blower though but its not a T34
dave i didn't pay quite that much for it, but they were 3k but as mike said i don't think they are produced as they were so expensive.
#89
Dingy is very nearly right, the work's cars ran Flojet's with 6 bar uprated springs fitted and no bypass valves to ensure a minimum of 6 bar pressure available as the dyno testing proved that the water pressure needed to be about three times the boost pressure to acheive good atomisation! The Flojet was very reliable at this pressure, whereas sadly the ERL pump was not! Hope that clears up a few myths...
The solution is to buy the correctly specified pump! Easy!
The solution is to buy the correctly specified pump! Easy!
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Originally Posted by troy
The solution is to buy the correctly specified pump! Easy!
where can we buy a 6 bar flojet from then? as ill take one now!
Ian (sibster) can you confirm mate that a flowjet can be modded as Troy says?
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Karl told me about the Turbo... sadly it went in one ear and out the other
Probably why Karl knew he was safe telling me I would either forget or not understand
Mikes wrong though... I'm pretty sure of that
Probably why Karl knew he was safe telling me I would either forget or not understand
Mikes wrong though... I'm pretty sure of that
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Ding,
What flow rate r u looking for from the pump 10 bar?
Ive been experimenting with some different pumps over the weekend.
Had a rig running 10 bar 2 nozzles and 540ml/min...with pressure bleed off to maintain 10 bar..the pump I was acheiving this with was capable of a closed head of approx 12.5 bar....
This gave a lovely spray pattern nice atomisation.
What flow rate r u looking for from the pump 10 bar?
Ive been experimenting with some different pumps over the weekend.
Had a rig running 10 bar 2 nozzles and 540ml/min...with pressure bleed off to maintain 10 bar..the pump I was acheiving this with was capable of a closed head of approx 12.5 bar....
This gave a lovely spray pattern nice atomisation.
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Originally Posted by troy
Dingy is very nearly right, the work's cars ran Flojet's with 6 bar uprated springs fitted and no bypass valves to ensure a minimum of 6 bar pressure available as the dyno testing proved that the water pressure needed to be about three times the boost pressure to acheive good atomisation! The Flojet was very reliable at this pressure, whereas sadly the ERL pump was not! Hope that clears up a few myths...
The solution is to buy the correctly specified pump! Easy!
The solution is to buy the correctly specified pump! Easy!
#97
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I still think at 6 bar you will be short of presure for the amount of boost you need.......i tried a 6 bar flojet and the results were worrying....even for us low boost peeps....
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