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Montblack wrote:
I own this engine in my car... In conclusion: 1. Toyota 1.4 D4-D should be able to turn a prop at 2400-3000, WITHOUT needing a PSRU. But with low power: around 47kW/65HP at 2500 and near 110kg with all accessories, water and oil. On the optimistic side, you may have 75HP at 3000 rpm. I thnik it's better to built a PSRU and turn the propeller at 2200rpm for 3500 engine rpm. You add 5-10kg and get 15-20HP 3. If it's a single seat LSA, the weight penalty is not as much of an issue. 4. Throttled back to 2400rpm, I would think the 1.4 D4-D would cruise around all day @ (under) 2 GPH ...just a guess. g I think 4GPH would be more real. I consider 3,5 to 4 GPH for 65HP. I take 180g/h/HP for fuel burn (or 395lb/h/HP) 5. Turbo cruise would mean Sport Pilot/LSA flights @ 8k-10k ft might see 140-150 kts (GPS) ground speeds. ...just a guess. g True, I like turbo for that... Consider that automotive turbo may stall earlier than airplane ones. We have some small diesel in Europe, but few are realy light and reliable. By -- Pub: http://www.slowfood.fr/france Philippe Vessaire Ò¿Ó¬ |
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