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06-27-2010, 07:04 AM
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hai all I am RGS5081
Dear all,
I am Rgs (42)from Chennai, India .they have hiked prices of petrol (we in India call gasoline or gas as petrol ) and diesel again. I own a Enfield Bullet 350 cc single cylinder petrol engine. I am now experimenting with a new invention of my own on my motorcycle and on few of my friends bikes.its already a success I want to share it with all of you. we tried on cars too.Soon I shall post the details on the experiments section, please wait and its worth waiting, thats all now and shall meet you in the experiments section
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RGS5081
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07-05-2010, 10:17 PM
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welcome any pics?
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07-25-2010, 07:06 AM
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thanks
the scheme is attaching a cylinder with a piston and spring arrangement parallel to the throttle valve. This arrangement acts as a capacitor across a resistor in an electric circuit.
the spring is calculated for the manifold vaccum. in India even now carburettor fitted motorcycles in the range of 50cc to 500cc are manufactured . I tested this arrangement on my Enfield bullet motor cycle 350cc, carburetor fitted four stroke engine The result was immediately felt in the engine running so smooth and the throttle response was very good .trial run on road without the attachment gave us 30 to 35 kmpl, then with the attachment it gave us 40 to 54 kmpl. Then we started fitting on more vehicles for testing, 18 motor cycles ranging fromm 100cc to 350 cc, On auto rickshaws three wheeled motor cycles with soft top 175 cc . the result with added 5kmpl and smoothness they climbed gradients with more load than without the enhancement.
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07-25-2010, 08:33 AM
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Welcome to the site!
Do you have a drawing or something we can look at? I'm not understanding what all this looks like?
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07-25-2010, 08:38 AM
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pics
Hai,
I have posted some pics and shall post a animation on the working
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07-25-2010, 08:50 AM
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some more pics
Hai,
This arrangement shall be called a fluid capacitor with feedback or fluid circuit parellal capacitor. prior to this these are used in some motorcycles and cars too with single fixed volume chamber fitted to the inlet manifold acting as a capacitor smoothening the flow into the engine. In my concept i have used variable volume chamber i.e cylinder with a piston and a spring. you shall see the pics here soon
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07-25-2010, 09:00 AM
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EDIT
Have you tried this on multiple cylinder engines with a single intake manifold?
If so what were the results?
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07-25-2010, 09:06 AM
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help me posting animation
hai,
please help me post an animation, its about 1.38 mb as a zip file,
, I shall send it by mail if needed
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07-25-2010, 04:08 PM
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If I understand correctly:
- When there is vacuum, some energy is stored in the spring.
- When there is no vacuum, the spring pushes air into the intake (just beyond the carburetor).
This would provide a very small amount of forced induction boost when it is needed most to help with throttle response, allowing you to use a smaller engine than you'd otherwise normally use.
Is that all correct?
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07-26-2010, 07:42 AM
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yes, excatly,
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Originally Posted by theholycow
If I understand correctly:
- When there is vacuum, some energy is stored in the spring.
- When there is no vacuum, the spring pushes air into the intake (just beyond the carburetor).
This would provide a very small amount of forced induction boost when it is needed most to help with throttle response, allowing you to use a smaller engine than you'd otherwise normally use.
Is that all correct?
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yes , its one more way of puting it, thanks for your feedback.
the purpose of the capacitor stabilizes the pressure spikes and difference to some extent before and after the throtlle valve, making condition right for the fuel to evoparate evenly.
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