Humidity

[Simon Quested]

Hi Robert and All

> After having been "steamed" into submission for my unorthodox beliefs that 
> excess thermal energy may be recovered by other means, I still remain convinced 
> that water used as an expendable working fluid can recover significant power 
> without violating any generally accepted principles - only now the mechanism 
> has to be more elegant than simply pissing into the intake.

This gave ma an idea I don't know if you have thought of or not......
Has anyone every tried injecting water in to the exhaust manifold after the head and before the turbo?
This would only need to be done when your lead foot gets off the gas and off the line. 
Would this keep the turbo spooled up? .......no more lag?
Would the manifold cool down to fast?
How much water would be needed to keep the turbo at speed?
Would the thermal stress damage things ie: manifold and / or turbo? 

Don't worry Robert your not the only one with crazy ideas......

Cheers

Simon

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  Simon Quested (E-mail questeds at lincoln.ac.nz)
  Computer Technician, Silicon Graphics & Windows NT Support
  Centre for Computing and Biometrics
  LINCOLN UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND
  Phone (64)(03) 3252811 Ext. 8087
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Some people can tell what time it is by looking at the sun. 
But I have never been able to make out the numbers.
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