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The formula provided is for a non compressible fl |
By Greg Westphall - 04/12/2005 1:22:53 PM; IP 12.158.13.35 |
The formula that Bob gave us is the theoretical requirements if the engine was pumping a noncompressible fluid such as water or oil. Air is a fluid but it is a compressible fluid and therefore the same rules do not apply. I took fluid dynamics in Engineering school but that was a while back and my design experience is limited to stress and strain calculations but I seem to remember that we need to account for the temperature and pressure conditions on both side of the carb. I also seem to remember that you can treat the air as an ideal gas which may simplify the equations somewhat. That is about all I remember. If someone in the forum is an HVAC Engineer they would know the related formula. |
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