Bhuvan Aerospace
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Post by Bhuvan Aerospace on Oct 22, 2024 0:47:06 GMT -5
Checkout my email of the 11 Oct about spoolups , sounds like you are blowing the fuel away from the sparkplug. Ya I saw that post but you told me to follow me this procedure when using piezo lighter not spark plug.
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Post by racket on Oct 22, 2024 2:53:03 GMT -5
A spark is a spark .......duh !!
LOL.......why do I try :-(
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Bhuvan Aerospace
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Post by Bhuvan Aerospace on Oct 22, 2024 4:49:52 GMT -5
That means first I have to put the blower, then turn on the fuel and turn on the ignition, then remove the blower. Let the rpm to decay, then again reapply the blower. Isn’t it sir? Here is an image of it:-
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richardm
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Post by richardm on Oct 22, 2024 4:58:14 GMT -5
Turn the ignition on first before introducing fuel in the engine. That way you wont get a puddle of fuel accumulating in the engine before it ignites.
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cebaero
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Post by cebaero on Oct 22, 2024 6:45:10 GMT -5
Can you share more pics of your engine?
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Post by jetric on Oct 22, 2024 7:20:52 GMT -5
That engine is not going to last very long with no oil system, also the tyre inner tube used for the compressor discharge will expand like a balloon but that will be ok because it will fly off first because of the twisted wire that's not holding it on. 😂😂 That means first I have to put the blower, then turn on the fuel and turn on the ignition, then remove the blower. Let the rpm to decay, then again reapply the blower. Isn’t it sir? Here is an image of it:-
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Post by Bhuvan Aerospace on Oct 22, 2024 7:46:51 GMT -5
Can you share more pics of your engine? Yes obviously
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Post by Bhuvan Aerospace on Oct 22, 2024 23:48:57 GMT -5
That engine is not going to last very long with no oil system, also the tyre inner tube used for the compressor discharge will expand like a balloon but that will be ok because it will fly off first because of the twisted wire that's not holding it on. 😂😂 That means first I have to put the blower, then turn on the fuel and turn on the ignition, then remove the blower. Let the rpm to decay, then again reapply the blower. Isn’t it sir? Here is an image of it:- Let’s see what happens. ……..LOL……..THIS ENGINE SUCKS!!!!! WITH A TIN COMBUSTION CHAMBER!!!!
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Post by Bhuvan Aerospace on Oct 23, 2024 0:19:39 GMT -5
It is just a prototype engine for our main 1kN Turbofan Engine which is under construction. Some images of the engine are here (nozzle not installed) :-
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Post by joescuti on Oct 23, 2024 2:36:07 GMT -5
Hello. I don't know if this has been discussed here or in another thread. But if you use gaseous oxygen to start the engine, is it easier?. Does it multiply the power by 5?. What free power turbine would handle this?
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Post by Bhuvan Aerospace on Oct 23, 2024 10:01:05 GMT -5
Ya!! Using Gaseous oxygen is good only during ignition as it helps the fuel to ignite faster. It gives 3x more power not 5x. But it is risky if oxygen is used after ignition when the engine starts. It is because the fuel will burn more violently to pure oxygen causing more temperature and pressure inside the combustion chamber. If the combustion chamber is made out of thin and weak metals like Tin, it will get melted easily. So in conclusion, adding oxygen is safe only when igniting the fuel (I also have Oxygen Cylinder at my home so I am gonna use that).
Cheers, Mrinmay.
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Post by joescuti on Oct 23, 2024 13:56:02 GMT -5
Ok. I was just saying that because air has 1/5 oxygen but based on your experience it may only give you 3 times more.
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Post by Bhuvan Aerospace on Oct 23, 2024 14:02:53 GMT -5
Yes sir. But I am thinking of using a bit oxygen. The oxygen pipe will be 60cm away from the compressor hole of the engine so that the engine receives 1/2 of the oxygen coming from the pipe as too much oxygen can make the combustion chamber explode!!
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Post by Bhuvan Aerospace on Oct 23, 2024 14:04:45 GMT -5
Cuz my previous combustion chamber exploded for this reason only!!
Good Night…
Regards, Mrinmay.
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Post by richardm on Oct 23, 2024 15:50:11 GMT -5
Oxygen? What are you making ? A bomb? You kids are gonna hurt yourself. Work on your fuel and ignition system instead No oxygen required. Bever heard of this.
If you can't make a conventional system work try again or just drop the whole project but keep oxygen away !
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