[Diy_efi] Water metanol turbo assist
Adam Wade
espresso_doppio at yahoo.com
Mon Jan 6 03:04:50 GMT 2003
--- Derek <derek_obanion at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Yes, but wasn't the standard "power injection" mix
> used on almost all aircraft engines (on both sides)
> a 50/50 meth/water mix?
Perhaps 50% meth/water and 50% fuel, although that is
very high from my understanding. I am relatively sure
that no aircraft used in WWII ran without gasoline
(excepting the few jets and the rocket-powered plane
fielded by the Nazis).
I was merely responding to the issue regarding water
collecting in the crankcase. The onlny test mentioned
was made with 150% water injected by volume against
gasoline, and that's twice the amount that was
mentioned as the practical maximum used for cars.
That practical maximum (70%) is only 150% of 90% RH,
mass-wise. I'd be very surprised if there was
substantially more water in the crankcase of a
properly water-injected turbo car at 70% by volume
compared to one that had no water injection at all,
but again, I'm very interested to see actual testing.
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