CHamber isolation ?
MysticZ
lt1_z28 at houston-f-body.org
Wed Mar 15 19:20:37 GMT 2000
Mike (Perth, Western Australia) wrote:
>
> ie. Rather then having crankcase gases move around between chambers from
> various pistons etc, why not isolate each chamber with baffles (other
> then a small hole for oil outlet). That way on the descending stroke, the
> crankcase gets pressurised and this 'power' is returned on the compression
> cycle - or at least some of it - allowing for some oil outlet through the
> hole naturally. The overall blowby should still allow the oil to exit
> and not upset the bearings...
Sounds interesting. Would help control stuff blowing past the rings
(less pressure differential), but may rob some peak power since it would
take energy to pressurize the area below the piston. There is one little
problem, however. The conn rod would need a big hole, probably big
enough to make the whole thing unworkable.
--
Steve
97 Chevy Camaro Z28, Mystic teal, A4, not stock
90 Kawasaki EX500A4, black, M6, not even CLOSE to stock!
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