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January 17th 04, 06:46 PM
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"Rick" wrote in message link.net... Tarver Engineering, frantically backpedaling, wrote: Your problem, however is the term, "total" and not whatever direction you want to take the thread, in an attempt to look less foolish. Any miscomprehension of TURBINE INLET TEMPERATURE is yours alone. Turbine Inlet Temperature is a linear function displayed to the operator, but it must be derived from the sqrt(T) function that is Total Inlet Temperature. I don't know where you went to airplane school, Rick, but you may have grounds for a lawsuit. 
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