How to Calculate Compressor Mass flow and PR
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How to Calculate Compressor Mass flow and PR
For you guys trying to size turbos for your power goals:
http://www.motoiq.com/MagazineArticl...ssor-Flow.aspx
http://www.motoiq.com/MagazineArticl...ssor-Flow.aspx
I saw this on Facebook and saved. Hopefully I can decipher it all LOL
I'm assuming we can set up formulas in excel to make this stuff easier?
I'm assuming we can set up formulas in excel to make this stuff easier?
Last edited by kaj; Apr 7, 2016 at 11:54 PM.
This is no difficult stuff, I'm sure you will work it out properly.
Remember though, if in search of a new turbo, the calculated results, even with real specific values of your setup,is only a pragmatical approximation not the actual outcome of a future build setup as other external factors fall into place which are not included into the equations and software applications used.
Marios
Remember though, if in search of a new turbo, the calculated results, even with real specific values of your setup,is only a pragmatical approximation not the actual outcome of a future build setup as other external factors fall into place which are not included into the equations and software applications used.
Marios
Not to mention none of us actually know the true VE or BSFC of our engines. These calculators should really be used as more of a guide.
With cars like the Evo, you can really just search the internet (or just this site) and find pretty good data on most turbos as far as power and boost threshold characteristics are concerned.
With cars like the Evo, you can really just search the internet (or just this site) and find pretty good data on most turbos as far as power and boost threshold characteristics are concerned.
Not to mention none of us actually know the true VE or BSFC of our engines. These calculators should really be used as more of a guide.
With cars like the Evo, you can really just search the internet (or just this site) and find pretty good data on most turbos as far as power and boost threshold characteristics are concerned.
With cars like the Evo, you can really just search the internet (or just this site) and find pretty good data on most turbos as far as power and boost threshold characteristics are concerned.
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