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![]() EridanMan wrote: Has anyone ever attempted to install a Hilsch Tube (Vortex Tube) in an aircraft for environmental controls? I built one of them in High school as a science fair project. it worked, but was noisy as hell. Usually, vortex tubes are used for spot cooling, due to their low efficiency. One big enough to cool a typical aircraft cabin would be quite large, and as I said, NOISY! Steve |
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whoops continuing:
We're talking about using exhaust pressure energy that would be heading out the tail pipe anyways, right? Eh... its all 'armchair engineering', I know- just fun to think about. I can definitely see how such a system might be useful (internal climate control, wing anti-ice) if the engineering hurdles could be worked out (noise, high enough input flow, weight (possibly)) |
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