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Ron Earp · 05-10-04, 11:23 AM

Hey Adam,

Thanks for the information, this should be received okay.

In this situation there are folks that believe that regardless of the compressor, if you take the a given volume of air to a higher pressure then the temp increase is the same, regardless of method. That definitely isn't true, otherwise we'd have no R&D on compressor wheels etc. to be more efficient at given flow levels.

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Ron Earp Ron Earp Site Administrator Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 3,934 Rep Power: 57	Re: Turbocharger efficency Hey Adam, Thanks for the information, this should be received okay. In this situation there are folks that believe that regardless of the compressor, if you take the a given volume of air to a higher pressure then the temp increase is the same, regardless of method. That definitely isn't true, otherwise we'd have no R&D on compressor wheels etc. to be more efficient at given flow levels.