Wood Powered Turbo !!!
#1
Wood Powered Turbo !!!
Apparently photobucket doesn't support ****.... I should have read the terms of service (sarcasm, I knew it wouldn't last... I'll post em up again eventually)
Thought this was kinda interesting....
Different way to use a turbo eh?
Here's the setup
And a short Vid...
Main Page
http://www.gas-turbines.com/nt6/index.html#videos
Lots of neat pics
http://www.gas-turbines.com/nt5/index.html
Link to test fire
http://www.gas-turbines.com/nt5/nt5.mpg
Thought this was kinda interesting....
Different way to use a turbo eh?
Here's the setup
And a short Vid...
Main Page
http://www.gas-turbines.com/nt6/index.html#videos
Lots of neat pics
http://www.gas-turbines.com/nt5/index.html
Link to test fire
http://www.gas-turbines.com/nt5/nt5.mpg
#6
Re: Wood Powered Turbo !!!
There is no real piont other than as a hobby or a project ot learn more about thermo-dynamics. I have seen some people successfully apply these engines to vehicles.
http://www.jetkart.co.uk/
http://www.nickhaddock.co.uk/jetkart.htm
http://www.turbokart.com/videos.htm#tk
http://www.jetkart.co.uk/
http://www.nickhaddock.co.uk/jetkart.htm
http://www.turbokart.com/videos.htm#tk
#8
Re: Wood Powered Turbo !!!
These engines produce no electricity. They are not an efficient conversion method. Way too much thermal losses and too high of a brake speciffic fuel consumption to work well for that application. But they are LOUD and produce a lot of heat. After all, how sweet would it be to say "I have a jet engine in my garage"
#9
Re: Wood Powered Turbo !!!
Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
Thats cool, but what's the point?
I've heard some guys talk about attaching the other end of
the shaft to a generator to make power.
But tough guy has it right with what he said:
"These engines produce no electricity. They are not an efficient conversion method. Way too much thermal losses and too high of a brake speciffic fuel consumption to work well for that application. But they are LOUD and produce a lot of heat. After all, how sweet would it be to say "I have a jet engine in my garage"
This setup acts like a dyno, the second turbo provides a variable load for the gas producer section.