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Turbo rpm

10/12/2010 1:32 AM

in a turbocharger, is there any relation between the exhaust gas properties (pressure, mass flow) and the rpm of turbine wheel ? i mean if we know pressure , mass flow, inlet dia of turbo, can we calculate how much the rpm of turbine would be ?
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Re: turbo rpm

10/12/2010 4:45 AM

Only if you have the working sheet of the combined turbine + compressor and you know how the engine works.
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