Lets Talk Turbo inducers and Exducers
Diesel Bomber
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: TIKRIT, IRAQ
Trim = (minor diameter / major diameter) ^2 * 100
is that minor diameter divided by major diameter????, so you would get a decimal number??? what does ^ stand for??? what does * stand for???
that equation dosent seem to make sense, but maybe its just me, its been a long day looking at numbers...........
is that minor diameter divided by major diameter????, so you would get a decimal number??? what does ^ stand for??? what does * stand for???
that equation dosent seem to make sense, but maybe its just me, its been a long day looking at numbers...........
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Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Kingsville, MD
Ya explain it to us like we're in Kindergarten!
My 35/40 center section i have here measures 60mm inducer x 86mm exducer. So 60/86=.697674419..................
Never mind i asked my 14year old son and he explained it to me!
He had a scientific calculator he showed me how to use.
So it's (60 divided by 86) squared by 2 times100.
So my turbine is 48.67?
Diesel Enthusiast
Joined: Apr 2008
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From: wy0
Trim = (minor diameter / major diameter) ^2 * 100
is that minor diameter divided by major diameter????, so you would get a decimal number??? what does ^ stand for??? what does * stand for???
that equation dosent seem to make sense, but maybe its just me, its been a long day looking at numbers...........
is that minor diameter divided by major diameter????, so you would get a decimal number??? what does ^ stand for??? what does * stand for???
that equation dosent seem to make sense, but maybe its just me, its been a long day looking at numbers...........
"*" means multiply
You probably already figured that out by now.
