Thank you for that well reasoned answer. It is in line with some of the
other stuff I heard so Ill probably go pre-turbo. The key is, 1600 F or
less (constant) and the hottest spot is just before the turbo.
Hopefully Ill have it all done for the Lapeer meet in the fall.
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From: Zach Leahy [mailto:leahyz@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 12:01 PM
To: ronporter@ameritech.net
Cc: Paul L Fisher; shotimes@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: [Shotimes] RE: OT - Where to put EGT sensor
>From my gas turbine engines class, in a standard turbine setup, the most
concerned temp is at Tsub3 which is the inlet temp of the turbine. This is
what is going to push the material limits of the turbine as it is the
highest. As the gasses expend work through the turbine they decrease in
pressure, and in temperature - i.e. heat is changed into work. So I think
your real concern is the temp going into the turbine, not at the outlet.
With some math though you can calculate a very good approximation for the
outlet temp if you know the inlet, or vice versa. The high temps obviously
have impact on the thinnest metal parts of the system, which are the tips of
the turbine wheel at the exducer. That's the first thing that's gonna
glow/melt.
The system is really the same if you have a piston cylinder engine between
the compressor and the turbine, or a simple combuster. There are some
changes, but the theory is still very much valid.
Z
On 5/12/06, Ron Porter <HYPERLINK
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Why not get two..one each for pre- and post.
With one, I would go pre-turbo. Gives you the raw reading off the engine,
which IMHO is what really matters. Nothing much should really change
post-turbo.
Ron Porter
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Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 9:39 AM
To: 'v8sho'; HYPERLINK
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Subject: OT - Where to put EGT sensor
Since you guys are car guys and I trust your opinions, where do you think I
should put the exhaust gas sensor on my TDI? I've heard good arguments for
both pre and post turbo.
Thanks!
Paul L Fisher
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